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Can somebody who knows him pass on my email address and ask him to contact me please. I'd like to invite him back to be part of something. He is messing with his own forums to no avail but was good a while ago. Maybe we can come to... -
Jjimmyofnorwich posted the thread Reposition a supply pipe and a few other questions in UK Plumbers Forums.Hi all, Non-plumber here so prepare for some dipstick questions. First of all, I'm having the lead communication pipe replaced by Anglian Water soon, and at the same time having to replace the copper pipe on my side (10 metre run to...
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ShaunCorbs replied to the thread Refurbishment of valve power heads.You can just swap the synchron motor -
RDIY job, no hot water, traced problem to broken power head. Replaced it with new, took off Honeywell, put on Corgi. (Following advice that the quality gap between the two is much reduced, and the fact that the Honeywell was only about 2...
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Hi. Purchased a new bath overflow and waste. I've never came across a grate without a screw?? This overflow and waste looks like you screw the underneath part until it's tight with the grate??? Obviously with added silicone. Would I be... -
ShaunCorbs replied to the thread copper water pipes.Many normally down to fitting but I would say 70% is installing error Copper is king
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PPETE 123 replied to the thread Can you come checkout the forums in general, and give me some feedback please?.No adds popping up makes site better.
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AAlexNIC replied to the thread Looking for a 3.5inch to 4inch adaptor/reducer.Would the McAlpine dc1 being 4", fit into the old cast iron base which is 3.5"...or would I have to 'cut' the rubber fns to suit? Wouldn't have thought the time saver coupling would be suitable for 2x different pipe sizes?
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AAlexNIC reacted to ShaunCorbs's post in the thread Looking for a 3.5inch to 4inch adaptor/reducer with
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mcalpine dc1 should fit or a time saver coulping -
Bbendenvor111 replied to the thread How to remove thin nails from plywood to gain access to loft tank.I could see if you could use a crowbar or hammer to wedge in between two pieces and see if you can create some seperation and then from that try to work it until you get it off. Obviously they are attached to studs so you can try to use...
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Neil T replied to the thread Can you come checkout the forums in general, and give me some feedback please?.Had a flick around a few threads and all seems good for me Dan .. keep up the good work 👍 -
TTrapper replied to the thread Help! Before I rip up the floor boards.Further research shows that the cylinder was made by Baguley's Sons and all signs suggest that it is an indirect type.
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TTrapper replied to the thread Help! Before I rip up the floor boards.The Stuart Turner shower twin pump gives only a modest boost to the cold and hot water supply to the shower. It is mostly used only once per day by my wife. I prefer baths. The other pump (Techflow) is single impeller and only used...
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TTrapper replied to the thread Help! Before I rip up the floor boards.Yes, the pump is 20 years old but has seen very little use as the loft is only used by guests who are staying over. Techflow morphed into "New Team" and they went bust around 2006.
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TTrapper replied to the thread Help! Before I rip up the floor boards.Sure, here is the tank label or what's left of it. Yes there is Grundfos pump for the CH circulation
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RRBG replied to the thread Help! Before I rip up the floor boards.Trapper. Are there any labels..etc indicating any information about the cylinder? name..model.etc Is there a central heating pump?
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