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Header fail
Mike_Sheppard
Member Posts: 696
Only used one outlet. Reduced size of outlet. Header piped wrong. Been here for a long time though.
Has also been leaking for over a year now.
Has also been leaking for over a year now.
Never stop learning.
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It never ceases to amaze me how forgiving steam heat is to truly … unusual... arrangements. One reason why it is so hard to convince people -- including pros -- to do it right.Br. Jamie, osb
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What size LGB is that? I think they all have 6" steam tappings but you can reduce them on the smallest sizes.
And of course they were too cheap to remove the old oil tanks.....All Steamed Up, Inc.
Towson, MD, USA
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Seen worse. Has a header probably too small, has a way for water to get out of the header and 2 take-offs.
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@EBEBRATT-Ed It hammers. Leak at water line. Mid cycle there was hellacious hammer in the wet returns. Hope I get a chance to comb over the system.Never stop learning.0
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