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MAIN VENT Question

laptop987
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If you are getting water hammering at the vent location you should fix that issue before installing the new vent. Check the pitch on all piping with a level and check the radiator pitch as well0
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How long is the main, and is it 2" pipe for its whole length?All Steamed Up, Inc.
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The vent should be higher. However, it doesn't look like you have much room for a Gorton 2 or Bigmouth unless you can open some space between a couple joists in the ceiling.0
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