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Old Water Heater or Gravity Fed Hydronic?
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This is in my attic and i’m wondering if it’s an old water heater (where they ever put in attics?) or a remnant from when my system was switched away from gravity fed. ![](https://us.v-cdn.net/5021738/uploads/editor/xp/4p7959nhram9.jpeg)
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Interesting. Why in the attic? Trying to figure out if I used to be gravity-fed.0
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The highest place in the system, it added the pressure to the system and served as the expansion "space"Bob "hot rod" Rohr
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The system was open to the atmosphere at that tank. If it was lower in the system the water would come out.0
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