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Re: Extreme Left Jaw Pain leads to many things.....and there is more!
Best wishes toward your recovery! I'm sure your doctor will have a nice cardio recovery exercise regime for you!
Re: Extreme Left Jaw Pain leads to many things.....and there is more!
I'm glad you are ok as well.
I had something similar but less severe once. Extreme pain on the right side of the jaw. Somehow it was caused by an infected tooth on the opposite side of the jaw, a root canal took care of it. The dentist couldn't explain why only the right side hurt like crazy when I had nothing wrong on that side.
I had something similar but less severe once. Extreme pain on the right side of the jaw. Somehow it was caused by an infected tooth on the opposite side of the jaw, a root canal took care of it. The dentist couldn't explain why only the right side hurt like crazy when I had nothing wrong on that side.
Re: Extreme Left Jaw Pain leads to many things.....and there is more!
Glad you're ok Jughne....Mad Dog 🐕
Re: Help Removing and Testing Oil Tank Whistle
Yes. I use the discharge side of the soot vac into the fill. Not full on directly. Just enough to hear the whistle.MikeAmann said:Couldn't compressed air, or air from a leaf blower or vacuum cleaner in reverse have been blown into the tank to test the whistle?
HVACNUT
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Re: 5000w heater and smart tstat wiring
@109A_5 After all that bs the damn Aube was bad. Works like a champ now with new one. Thanks for all the help to make it work!
TBL194
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Re: Homeowners Versus Contractors
Just for giggles I did a quick Zillow search in Vermont's northeast kingdom. Get yourself a very nice four bedroom, three bath house in excellent condition, big lot, in town, for less than $500K -- and except for one overpriced property that was the most expensive one I could find. The least was under $100K.I live in NY, and when I saw @Long Beach Ed 's post, I thought no way that is true.
So I got on Zillow for my area, and zoomed out a window to get 199 homes (I was shooting for 200). If those, 57 were listed for more than $250k, and of those 57, 6 were over $550k. So I was thinking there was hyperbole in the post.
Then I went to a random spot on Long Island, and got a window with 90 homes. Only 8 were under $550k. So it boggles my mind that for his area, his terrifying numbers look spot on. It is amazing the difference in a 2hr and change driving circumference.
RollCNY
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Re: Boiler with compression tank, want to add B&G Airtrol fitting.
That's quite the offset piping 
I think the relief valve should be mounted in a vertical position?
I think the relief valve should be mounted in a vertical position?
hot_rod
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Re: Boiler with compression tank, want to add B&G Airtrol fitting.
You certainly got it pitched up sufficiently.
Nice job @OldBoiler65 fitting the Airtrol in with that tight tolerance.
Eric
Nice job @OldBoiler65 fitting the Airtrol in with that tight tolerance.
Eric
Re: Newbie looking for (re)design guidance and troubleshooting
A primary secondary piping would solve the issue with the heater flow and pressure drop.
Three options, closely spaced tees, a hydraulic separator, or a buffer tank, in order of cost.
In the space you have, a clever hydroncian could shoehorn in either a P/S or sep and sort out the concerns.
Three options, closely spaced tees, a hydraulic separator, or a buffer tank, in order of cost.
In the space you have, a clever hydroncian could shoehorn in either a P/S or sep and sort out the concerns.
hot_rod
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Re: Two pipe steam radiator problems!
The threaded part in the supply house pic is the new spud (i.e. is included). You can see the large nut attaching it to the valve.
