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Are they 3/4” they don’t look 1” but might be wrong as pics don’t look 100%
 
Old tf1 the lids blown off tonight so need to go round tomorrow and link it out as I haven’t got time to drain and replace yet as it’s tight onto the plasterboard (the bottom of a filter) so an omega won’t fit
 
2 1 in male iron to copper it is then lol seem to remember you can leave omega at an angle?

Ta will pick up some tomorrow
 

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