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so your willing to leave your wife and kids with no heat why not call a heating engineer??

personally if the old nut fits the new valve no If it doesn't then I would try to get the olive off if all fails id cut and solder a new piece of pipe

yes unless you have twin entry valves which are not obsolete (as far as I no) so you will have to re pipe ether side

yes they can be fitted the pipe is just reduced to go into the boiler

its iron oxide a engineer will use a decent chemical that will dissolve it while powerflushing but as I said if its really bad the engineer may have to cut out parts of it also not sure of the size pipes you have but if its microbore you would b better off cutting it all out and re-piping...

When powerflushing the engineer should use a chemical to remove the sludge that's in your system I normally add a chemical 1 day before to try and make the job easyer when I flush it the next day Sometimes if it's really bad you need to cut it out

You need more then a magnaclean to save that boiler RUN!!!!!!!

DHW isolation valve / or mains isolation valve on boiler

if your talking about the nut at the bottom of the valve on the pipw then you wont be able to stop it you will need to drain down. you might get away with nipping it up

Re pressure the system

I would have run them above the skirting and clipped them

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if I buy this box can I start charging there prices???