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I'll balance them for £249 :P

Screwfix or Toolstation would probably be best and cheapest for you. You could also buy the overflow pipe and fittings needed whilst there too :wink:

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Normally if the loft hatch is a bit small I link 2 small tanks, or fit a coffin tank if possible. Cutting up galv tanks isn't a nice job, best left up in the loft. I can remember being given the job and handed the grinder :cry: Didn't think round tanks were still available Dan?

You need a Gas Safe engineer to remove the unwanted gas fires. Generally no price assumptions are given on here.

Good luck with the gate valves! I'd put money on at least one of them letting by, the top one more so. Space is tight, as 45ygm says spray up with WD, tap with hammer etc. I don't know how much space you have to the right of the picture. A 52mm pump nut spanner from Screwfix would more...

Got a set of jaw-droppers, they have been pretty handy. OP have you tried using a penetrating spray (rocol) or crack-it release spray on the backnuts? Maybe worth a try.

I think you should fit a new pump :lol:

I prefer viper.

:lol: Not fitted any of their stuff tbh so can't really comment. I had a quick look on their website though and their price range isn't that far off Duravit's!

http://www.bathempire.com/modern-freestanding-baths_c65243_270102.htm Those lot have a sale on apparently. Been a long while since I did a free stander, last one was in a very plush house in Highgate. Might have been a Duravit, it was top quality though.

I'd leave them be. Why fix something that isn't broke? Are the valves leaking or something? :?

I like to use PolyPlumb or Hep push-fit stuff. I detest Speedfit!

I used Insultube lagging last winter, bought from my local BSS and it was cheaper than Armaflex. Quality appears to be as good.

Welcome to diynot.com :D

I'd rather have a Logic over a Junior as well. Not a massive fan of either manufacturer tbh.

Have you checked the water level in your cistern?

Those E-Bay tails look like M8 x 1/2" so if you wanted to connect direct to 15mm pipe you would need a 15mm x 1/2" male copper/iron. Or if you have 15mm isolation valve's, then you could just connect on those with the female 1/2" part of the E-Bay flexi.

http://www.bristan.com/epages/Bristan.sf/AU_en/?ObjectPath=/Shops/Bristan/Products/00622459 A quick Google found those, the price is a bit extortionate though!

PTFE on the thread :roll: Have you fitted this immersion without the fibre washer? You need to fit a washer as this is what makes the fitting watertight.