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I will show you mine if you show me yours :shock: Before,During and After.

Sorry Robster but i'm only a dumb plumber :lol: And my old stone house does not have to be so neat as your brickwork so perhaps some nice person with more knowledge than me will help you out better than i can. You can buy a mortar gun but i don't know much about them :cry:

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Well seeing as i work on a council heating & servicing contract and install it all the time and have been since the 70's long before you were a supposed plumber or whatever you are then what would you like me to say...

Is there anywhere inside the female fitting for a fibre or rubber washer to sit in. If not then get some liquid ptfe and leave it to go off with shower in correct position.

I am pointing one of my houses at the moment and using 5 parts building sand,1 lime and 1 cement but mine is a stone house and yours may be brick and you won't need the lime. I am chopping out with a lump and chisel and mixing by hand in a wheelbarrow because it is a slow job so i don't mix too...

You talk some cr*p :!: I don't think you have a clue about microbore.

You are talking about a flue and not spillage test ?

This guys a genius :roll:

Freezing lasts a while with microbore depending on where the blowtorch is. You could use compression or even pushfit.

Do you only have one pipe to that rad ??? :shock: :shock: :shock: Twin entry rad valves are not used anymore and if that is what you have then change the pipework for 2 single valves. The rads from screwfix are fine for what you want. you will need to extend the flow & return after...

Get a wide flat screwdriver or wood chisel to fit inside the hexagon then turn it with grips.

No difference with a standard 110mm pan connector.

Your avin a laugh :lol:

Try this :lol: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOCSKoAWPiM

You could freeze each pipe :shock: Or drain system :cry:

Thats it....measure litres per min in a marked container.

The large washer will do the job without sealant.

http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?id=82412&ts=42303

The syphon is the big blue/white thing in the middle that the handle linkage is joined to. Inside is a large poly washer that needs replaceing...i cut my own from thick poly but they only cost pence.