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Yes I feel competent to do it. Just wondered the best way as obviously installed wrong. Even thought of just putting a double check on the cold feed to the inlet and putting a part 2 full valve on. As this would protect to fluid cat. 3

Wouldn't have to worry about it getting out with it being plastic. Suppose the tank is too

Thanks what size drill bit is usually best when drilling the hole for the float valve tail?

Thanks I got this

Test that by filling up with water after fitted?

Would there be anything wrong with using a plastic toilet cistern over flow blank? Or is metal better or is it because of the thread sizes being different

I also thought about the option of putting a double check valve on the inlet as this is ok to protect against fluid cat. 3.

Good Idea would plastic possibly do a similar job?

The part 2 float valves don't come with a rubber seal. But I could just use a rubber seal that comes with a day toilet fill valve?

Ah but the the over flow hole will be a bigger hole

Do you mean may get away with putting the over flow were the fill valve is. And putting the fill valve were the over flow is.

The fill valve should just swap ok for another full valve. Was going to take it fully out and put a part 2 valve on it.

Thanks I may need to fit a new valve on it as not shutting off fully.

Drill a new hole and blank the old hole?

Went to a tank were I need to swap the fill valve the over flow is higher then the full valve. I was going to put a part 2 on it but still won't have an air gap. Any one come across one poorly installed before. Thanks

So like half way between the base and the overflow level set the water height at this level?

At what level would you set the water line on a F&E tank. So it doesn't expand above the overflow level. Thanks

Ok this is the former

I have a pair of rothenberg 15/22mm pipe benders. There is a few dots on the former. Am trying to figure out what to align with what to do a 90 degree bend. I had the old hilmor ones before. This had a line on the former were to pull the bend with to get a 90. Thanks

Yes at a guess my first bend was 60/70 degrees