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And He Waves His Magic Wand.........hb
PJO_5
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Radiantec-type special...except the red 3/4" (?) pex is a little different. Was that a gas line "plugged" into a steel fitting?
Like they are saying about the Flyers Danny Briere: Awesome Save...
Take Care, PJO
Like they are saying about the Flyers Danny Briere: Awesome Save...
Take Care, PJO
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Well, not really..............
but after many hours and many, many thousands of dollars, my client now has a working heating system. The pumps were 9 months old. Before and after..........
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Non-barrier pipe..
...no doubt! As always, nice work. Between you and Dan Foley we could make a Hydronics SuperHero movie!
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Nice lookin rehab Buddy Boy
Man, all new track and everything huh ?
Who makes the I-link ? tell me more.
Who's low loss header ?
Nice job HB
Scott
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HB
What's the setup with the bronze recirc pumps and the Polish HX for?
Awesome job. Your work is always the same. Excellent with boring regularity.0 -
It would never......
.....work without transfer plates. If a design would've been done originally, it would have showed it.
I believe Azel makes the I Link. It was already there and one of the few pieces I could reuse.
That is a Caleffi Hydrolink. in leu of a low loos header. Room was an issue and the Caleffi supplies and returns all components.
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The original tubing....
....was non-barrier, as JB stated. There are also two zones of fin tube supplied with it and the tubing snaked through the building to feed them. Not practical ($$) to tear down walls to replace with barrier tube, so the HX and bronze pumps seemed to make the most sense.0 -
caution....
Pic 232 shows the tubing extremely close to the can light. Hate to see water running out of the can light. Been there, seen that was not pretty...
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GREAT COMMENT STEVE
Excellent with Boring regularity !!!
I can think of no better way to describe HB.
Scott
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232 vs 240
I think the 232 was taken prior to the re-work. Photo 240 show the same area after the magic was done.0 -
Nice
Nice Save, HB. Was this a "pro" job or a DIY? I hope your client appreciates what you have done. -DF
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Yah
That pretty much sums him up.
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Gotcha...
THat is what I get for blowing through the thread like a Texas Tornado...
In our situation, we didn't read the lighting plan (non existent) and the sparky parked a can light directly below our tubes. Made a hell of a mess when she cut loose.
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No DIY job......
.... the owner hired the builder, who purchased it and then had one of his guys install it. So, I guess that makes it a "pro" install since money changed hands.
I'm sure he'll apprciate me next winter :-)
Thanks everyone for the kind words. With the bar raising work I see you guys post here, it is always in my mind's eye when I visualize the end before I start.
hb0
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