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Mike_Sheppard
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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
Building superintendent/caretaker, 7200 sq. ft. historic house museum with dependencies in New England0 -
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.....Co-Founder, All Steamed Up, Inc.
Baltimore, 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.
Not right but may work0 -
@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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