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D is the New pump, hose blows off on the discharge side of pump (c). There is a pressure gauge on top of Jetpump.

Hello all, I hope i am posting in the right section. We are renting a home which had a chlorinator pump which seem to have worked but then failed, the sulfur smell is bad. I purchased a new pulsatron pump to replace it but i am having problem with the pump building too much pressure and blowing...

OK...I might not be a "master plumber" but I am fully capable of installing a steam boiler, I do have a plumber who is working with me, its size correctly, etc, and yes I do know how to skim. My only questions were and maybe I didn't make myself clear, 1) why did they use copper not black pipe...

flame rollout, burners fell apart

based on the current configurations, does this setup seem correct? Also looking at the new boiler configurations, it doesnt seem exactly the same. should i just go by the new boiler configurations? i shouldnt have a problem going black pipe to copper tie in?

I have to change out this boiler and I have a few questions. 1) why is there a u bend in the 2" pipe? Is the supply and return in the same piping? 2) do i need to add a circulator pump, Extrol tank, air scoop to the new system? I have installed boilers but steam is all new to me. any help...

Is there specific height/code for installing a shower diverter?