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Yes... The syphon is the flush/dump valve. The fill valve is the black one with the float arm ;)

Err... Maybe take another look?

I would not be entertaining it x

Lol.... You sure that's not already in the skip? :)

Yep... Talon clips just snap the arm off.

Stainless or brass screws. And plastic washers... I use pipe clips.

Get rid of it!

Don't think I've ever locked horns with it!

I know. So I'm agreeing with you! In that the 3" adaptor would usually be for cast.

Hmmmn! Yeah... I'm thinking cast more likely ;)

Or 3" Macalpine do a fitting for both OP.

When barrel goes, it goes! Bit late for prevention is my remote opinion.

Exactly. Had the conversation hundreds of times. Customer's decision ultimately... I advise but it's up to them to take my advice!

No sealant (although Plumber's mait is sometimes necessary) but try and match the existing donut as there are quite a few varieties.

But "after" it's been tightness tested OP ;)

So, other than a Repipe, what else could the plumber have done? Only thing you can use on installed steel are male or female irons to act as transition couplings and then plastic or copper.

That's what I'd do hugh but OP may not have or be skilled with a grinder ;)

Cleaner works via circulation so yes you need to put the heating on. It is what it is. Depending on the condition of the dumped system water, you could just use the filling loop to flush through each rad (I think you said it's a sealed system). You'll need to bleed all rads when refilling...

That's what they're for so yes. You might even get away with using your existing nuts and olives... Saves trying to remove them.

OK. You won't know till you expose them.