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Why do you want to remove the radiator, if it's just to decorate and then put it back there is another option.

Well one of the valves isn't working so assuming it's the radiator valve you need to remove the top control section of this via the knurled nut holding it in place and replace it with a capping piece that holds the thermostat pin down

I would definitely say you have air trapped in that section of raised pipe but to what extent??. Possibly if you had the pumps at high speed it would push the air out and into the radiators for bleeding off but I would also imagine that the isolating valves are severely restricting the flow...

Sorry I said rafters for some obscure reason when I meant the ceiling joists.

What distance do your rafters span, what support walls if any are underneath the span of the rafters

Yes you flagged it up in post 1021, currently watching it agan in 10 mins chunks to try and stay focused

Probably when I got to the graph, I now understand candles but when all the other horizontal, zig zag, rising lines appear it blows the mind, but I guess its just a matter of persevering (if I can be so inclined? Went through your stuff with Arbu and he really wanted to get his head around it...

No, air bubble is under the same pressure as the water it is contained in, where it is located or moves to makes no difference

And there it goes again, straight over my head and into the stratosphere :rolleyes: So I thought I'll go back to Post 1 and start going through the thread from the start, got to post 18 and started to lose it, post 20 totally gone. Gone back to my financial strategy, look in the bank account...

My system has been in for 28 years and have 3 old defunct actuators in my garage so 7 years is about right, it seems to be the micro switches that give up the ghost and switching in and out for several years I am not surprised

You sure its not a leaking stop cock on the water supply line to the property?

You tell me??

Flow rate into tank = flow rate out . Only time flow goes into tank should be when foul flow occurs from property i.e toilet/sink/bath/shower. Sounds as if there is ground water infiltration in to feed pipes and bottom of pipe blocked up due to septic tank not being emptied for a very long time.

Now that is posh a wardrobe with a window to hang your suit up

Changed my mind, would bring mortar all the way up to level in one go and forget the self levelling so that its all held down in a monolithic block and tied in to brickwork gaps, may even put some nails into joist for mortar to tie into. Apologies to noseall who will now have a fit.

Well I have to close my static ( not suite) down in Skegness next week so I'll keep the thread alive and update in due course

As you can see if you don't follow noseall the jobbing builders advice he takes exception

Yes he's been dead nearly 50 years

So its official you are now seen as the Donald Trump of GB?

Sorry about your loss, what to do if the wife goes 1st is one of those thoughts that occasionally passes through my mind and basically I blank it out on the basis that I will do what everyone has to do and cope. Financially either of us should be OK whatever happens, me more than her because of...