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Does anyone know if you can get spares for the above?

And... Wherever there's a Toolstation, there's a screwfix ;)

Ridgid are a large American pipe tool manufacturer Make some of the best pipe tools available but at a price! There lifetime warranty really means what it says. A lot of rothenberger hand toola are ridgid 'copies '

Great thanks. I have seen those but wondered if some are better than others, are they rothenberger ones. Tool station do theses https://www.toolstation.com/arctic-hayes-deburrer/p27781

You need a set of these: https://www.screwfix.com/p/rothenberger-monoblock-tap-spanner-set/40102?tc=UB4&ds_kid=92700055262507126&ds_rl=1244066&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIltHZ8siW7AIVi9_tCh2JKARxEAQYBSABEgKT9vD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds Andy

A pressure test pump is required to get it up to full pressure. You might be able to hire one

Thanks gents. I'm going to hire a rothenberger rp50 , wet test defo seems worth it, with around 350+m of pipe prior to screening, the water will prove much easier to locate a potential leak.

Something like this maybe?

Probably stuck. Give it a wiggling, tap it with hammer, to try loose it up. If fail, buy this and try it: http://www.screwfix.com/p/rothenberger-manhole-key-with-extended-handle-520mm/9638k Daneil.

http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rothenberger-Superfire-2-Blow-Torch-Soldering-Brazing-Gas-Refillable-Gun-3-5644-/272069056257?nav=SEARCH And you'll never be able to blame the tool ;)

My Setup Rothenberger Propane Bottle Bullfinch Self Igniting Torch Laco Flux Lead-Free Solder Flux inside the fitting! BRAP BRAP!

Now I know all you guys use a Rothenberger tee-extractor to form a joint, can anyone lend me theirs for a couple of days?? :lol: Hands in the air...who owns one??

Rothenberger make an expanding tool with various head sizes from 15mm upwards. Takes seconds to use but doesnt come cheap at about £100 for the toll plus £40 a head and upwards size depending.

A good quality strap wrench should sufice from rothenberger or ridgid. What is the pipework being used for that you can't leave a mark on it cos a normal stillson/ pipe wrench would be the obvious answer.

...I seem to have to finish it off with my stanley knife. Is this right or should it cut all the way through? http://www.screwfix.com/p/rothenberger-automatic-tube-cutter-15mm/36198 Do I need to get one specifically for plastic pipes...

We use a Rothenberger at work, very handy not having to drag the big welding bottles out for unseizing bolts etc on motorcycles. Very well made bit of kit, we have the yellow bottles (MAP).

If the blockage is at the pan or close pipe work end, the Rothenberger Ropump is an excellent piece of kit (Screwfix 63775). It may be hireable from somewhere. I've used these before and had no sign of a backfire - which was advantageous..... John :)

[/url] Yep, that's exactely what you need.

I bought one of these once. Left the label on, tightened my taps and took it back for a refund. Feck 'em! https://www.diy.com/departments/rothenberger-32mm-telescopic-basin-wrench/38794_BQ.prd

I forgot to mention.. this is the type of gauge I was meaning - maybe connect it with a washing machine valve (without check valve) https://www.screwfix.com/p/rothenberger-water-pressure-test-gauge-10bar/53626