DougB
Member
I have hydronic heat. There is a loop of 1/2" od soft copper embedded in the mud of the bathroom floor. I'm going to rip out the mud (it's cracked) and install a new subfloor.
I do not want to drain the entire system. However I have released the water pressure
in the boiler.
I would like to crimp the tubing, cut it off and sweat on a fitting to permanately seal the
tubing.
Do you think a large C-Clamp would be sufficient? Any other ideas?
I do not want to drain the entire system. However I have released the water pressure
in the boiler.
I would like to crimp the tubing, cut it off and sweat on a fitting to permanately seal the
tubing.
Do you think a large C-Clamp would be sufficient? Any other ideas?