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false water line
gerry gill
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the pressure you intend to operate at.. 1.75 inches per ounce, plus friction loss.
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False water line
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What is the min. height I can make a false water line. I have a low basement and I could never get the 4ft Dan talks about in Lost Art.
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Tim,
Best description with photos/drawings I've yet seen....were in a Peerless steam heating guide. It was a while ago but I remember it being fairly straight forward and very well illustrated. Chris0 -
Tim we have found that sometimes it is much easier to just drop all the returns to the floor if possible.
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