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Re: Not all Old Timers took pride in their work
Piping was fine when I installed it. House moved. (Stolen from the machinist trade).
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Re: Passing the trade on....
Thanks Maddog!!! Always appreciate the kind words and patience! Great learning from one of the best. Picking up things quickly but there’s always something to learn.
***Added backwater valve, new home trap, reroute sanitary vent for home owners that had a flood in not so distant past. Mainline backed up into the home $$$$***
Thought the analogy was good today, it’s like a doggie door that can only go one way.
Thought the analogy was good today, it’s like a doggie door that can only go one way.
Re: Make it work....
Or a 3 section boiler....Considering what website this is.You can also store, brooms, mops, New York Magazine & National Geographic behind that toilet! Mad Dog 🐕You could store 10 years worth of McMaster Carr catalogs behind that toilet.....
Or a spare TH400 / 4L80E.
A steam radiator would be perfect back there.
ChrisJ
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Re: Importance of outdoor temp sensor for reset on Viessmann Vitodens B1KE-120 ?
Outdoor restes are not intuitive to the heat loss of the building. Thay are a close second, but not as intuitive as modern indoor resets.
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Re: Boiler pilot and main burners going out
Here's the answer to all your problems. Its the aquastat. Bang. No if you're getting 24v to the valve, it should open no matter what. Sorry you have ANOTHER bad valve
Re: Venting - What's code?
So if the house requires a 3" sewer leaving the building ...
Here, the minimum size sewer is 4".I once installed a drain from a sink in the garage and used 2" cast iron pipe to run twenty feet to the sewer. The inspector made me change it to 4".
Re: New low pressure gauge reading zero
It's not my faultreggi said:ChrisJ said:It certainly did on mine.EBEBRATT-Ed said:The weight of the water in the pigtail has no effect on the gauge reading if the gauge is above the boiler tapping
So much I stopped using one on the actual gauge I use. In fact if it kept skewing a 3 psi gauge I imagine it would destroy a 2" magnehelic.
Or at least make it totally useless.Lol 😅 .. you're the first person I thought of when I read this post... It's like you have RADAR when this comes up, 😉ChrisJ said:It certainly did on mine.EBEBRATT-Ed said:The weight of the water in the pigtail has no effect on the gauge reading if the gauge is above the boiler tapping
So much I stopped using one on the actual gauge I use. In fact if it kept skewing a 3 psi gauge I imagine it would destroy a 2" magnehelic.
Or at least make it totally useless.
ChrisJ
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Re: Taco, Grundfos and Wilo circulators
Even all summer?Yup! Never been off unless the power was out lol
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