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It's not brilliant but double appliance traps are quite common

Sorry just re-read your thread sounds like it would benefit from a good clean out

Out of the three go for the Vaillant I would have a power flush and then still install a Magna Clean depends of course how dirty your system is, have you had a problem with sludge in the past ? Your installer will know what to do for the best when he sees your system

[/i] I've never known them to say that. But I can't argue, because I always do it myself. Who has got he time to wait for Transco. Unless theres a shelf right above the governor. That's my point exactly when it comes to head fuses

Good man :P

It is but very good at clearing hardened soap powder etc. There is another product called Diamond Black which does the same. It's ok to add it to water slowly but do not add water to it in large quantities as it can have a violent reaction and you could get covered in it. Just read the...

What about vow shalt not covert another mans wife :oops:

Some fords have had OBD 2 since the middle 90's

Sorry for not a good thread title we are having a right old ding dong in the sparks forum about removing the safety seal from the electrical mains incomer in order to change fuseboards etc There is a legality issue involved but some of us routinely do it as it is really the only way to...

Failing all of that try block buster 93% sulphuric acid but please treat it with respect

If I have to pull T and E through conduit I would always use 25mm and that can still be tight.

Can somebody explain to me how you can come to the conclusion that fitting a customer supplied boiler will come to over £800 a breakdown of costs like above will be good I am really not having a go but would love to know all the hidden costs involved which add to the price thanks

Ok hands up who here has ever been reported got convicted or been imprisoned for pulling a service fuse ? Anybody ? Thought not

Can't see a problem if the guy only wants that price and is prepared to do all the paperwork. I have signed off Electrical certificates for pound notes. Hell my new boiler is minus vat due to using a good friends account and will be installed for cash I bought my kitchen less vat and most...

Yes they would Be careful though if you have a combi with no water tank as flexi's can restrict the flow due to their smaller bore size and you need all the flow you can get with a combi to fill a bath

No I am a sparks by trade but have just bought a Logic + I was just curious that's all There are certain makes in my trade I would need a lot of convincing to use I thought it would be interesting to have a thread not about helping other posters out but to garner opinions from people...

Good for you :lol:

I love Hager boards :D

Beats using a rusty nail or a strand of stripped copper :wink:

As the guy says above although on a long run I use t boxes makes it easier to get the draw wire through but for short runs like a garage then inspection bends and tees are more than ample