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parts are available for that valve. If you disassemble it you’ll find the handle turns a big rubber
plug with a hole in it that either aligns with the thru-hull to let
water in or goes crosswise to block the
water flow. The T handle is used to compress the rubber
plug to lock it in place. Loosen the T handle before turning the plug.
There are two failure modes that I’m familiar with. If the valve is left closed for a long period of time, the rubber swells into the valve openings and makes it very difficult to open. If you disassemble the valve you may be able to sand down the rubber bumps that prevent it from turning.
The other failure I’ve seen is the shaft disconnects from the rubber. If that happens you’re just screwed.
Take it apart and see what condition that rubber plug is in. Then decide to replace or not.
I don’t think Groco has made those in about thirty years.