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Jim Eggers
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I am instaling a new boiler with exsisting pipes. A hartford loop was not installed on the old boiler. It has two 2 1/2 inch returns. The new boiler is a 500,000 btu boiler. It calls for a two inch equilizer line where do I make the size change, at the heartford loop or the equilizer line?
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You can use a 2-1/2-inch equalizer
when a 2-inch is specified. The 2-inch is probably listed as a "minimum" size, so using a smaller one will cause problems. But a larger one won't hurt at all.
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