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kcopp
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Here is a first. Pretty scary stuff. NOT my install but I have done some work for them. They hear a crash in the middle of the night and go down and find this .... thank God no one was hurt..... Yikes!
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Crazy thing is that the copper piping attached only crimped. Very little water came out...maybe a gallon. The gas piping was done all in CSST so that flexed fine. Furthermore the thing was still turned on and running when I got there....0
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The big guy up above, likes them. Wow.0
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oops. Definitely oops. I'm not impressed by the anchors that were supposed to be holding it!Br. Jamie, osb
Building superintendent/caretaker, 7200 sq. ft. historic house museum with dependencies in New England0 -
Glad no one was hurt. foundation walls that are below ground get damp, they just do. Add the paint and water vapor has a hard time escaping. The anchors used look like the rotted away then snapped. Probably not exterior grade anchors.
A wet foundation wall will rot screws like that in a year. I'd use stainless steel wedge anchors instead.2 -
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those look like way-too-short cut masonry nails0
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Wow! And it was still running! Nice.
I think it's time we reevaluated our concrete anchor decision making paradigm.......Serving Northern Maine HVAC & Controls. I burn wood, it smells good!0 -
Him fall down!Bob Boan
You can choose to do what you want, but you cannot choose the consequences.0 -
It hung on the wall for 7 years. I generally build a wall and then attach the boiler to that. I was always paranoid about that happening.
This home has two of these. (long story) The other one attached the same way.... both are going to come out shortly.0 -
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Here is a "what are they thinking!"...
The insurance company wants me to put the boiler back on the wall and "fix" it....
I explained to the lady that I am liable if anything ever goes wrong now.... I'm not having anything to do w/ that.0 -
I should also tell them that for me to install it I need a letter stating my waiver of any responsibility if anything should go wrong.0
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