Recent content by Leon82

I got the 50, just the threads. I have seen the extended barbs

It's a 1 inch stainless Merrell. It looks like most of the adapters out there. And the drop pipe is 1" Polly pipe. I made up the puller t handle already

I was going to remove this pipe. It is pretty crusty . It's only 5 feet so I don't think it Will affect it much. But yes the pitless is only a few inches above the old casing.

I'm working on a well at my property that was in a pit and buried. I dug it out and brought it up above grade with a pitless adapter. My question is there is a nasty piece of rusty pipe at the top of the poly pipe that I was going to cut off and use a nipple to hook up to the pitless adapter...

they should start to warm up within a few min, the time it takes to pump the hot water thru the cold pipe there could be air trapped of a blocked valve somewhere

I let mine descale overnight. But it will turn off and on if someone open and closes a faucet so I put a mini heater buffer tank with recirculation and with an expansion tank. Now there are no cold water sandwiches

That's the dilemma with the combination units. Short cycling won't help longevity or efficiency

there is a tool , basicly a hand pump with a tank. I cant seem to find it

my bedrooms barely reach the setpoint but there is a constant flow of heat so it is very comfortable I have my ramp setting at 40 going up to 70 at slot #6

It looks ok. that webstone will replace the individual ball valve and drain. you can till isolate the zone and purge said zone with it

but something like a 504 switching relay would clean that up

You can try to clean the contacts.

the inlet and outlet should be marked on the boiler and the pumps have arrows on the casting for flow direction. without a picture its hard to say, but you may have to cut a pipe to replace it

It possibly could be related to vent length you can try and extend it and see how it sounds

It is almost always usually a mixture problem you need to have someone adjust the mixture with an analyzer.