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What fitting would I need to attach to the Underfloor heating pipe to the rothenburger Pressure tester considering it won’t be connected to manifold?

I'm trying to find the job market, seems to have gone missing, oh well hey ho.

...work is a bit slow at the mo (waiting for information/parts) so I have been PAT testing most of the week. Yesterday I PAT failed a Rothenburger pipe threading machine (circa several £k) and ended up stripping it down to remove the motor so I can clean all the gunk out of the windings, took...

As your pipes are tiled in, I’d give anything a try......the Rothenburger is indeed what I meant, and I’d also consider a wet vac, with a suitably taped nozzle to fit on the exposed pipe. The basin mate is what you need, and it is inserted up into the basin and secured with that back nut -...

...available so must have been a poor product (based on the reviews) also dependant on a sound electrical supply. So, read also about the rothenburger RoFrost with co2 kit but seems a lot of these suppliers/products are no longer available... FreezeMaster etc! So, is the throw away cans but...

Thanks a lot for this. I think you're right. I should have taken this photo when I asked the question... If you are correct about the tool I need, will the Monument Grip Slotted 2 Step tool fit onto my own rachet handle or would I need to purchase a special handle for it? Only it's much...

...make sure that it is an actual hex inside... The old valves usually have 2 nibs and for that you'll need a slotted key/wrench such as the Rothenburger radiator wrench or maybe one of these... https://monumenthandtools.co.uk/monument-grip-slotted-2-step-16mm-22mm-hex-radiator-valve-tool-mon4516y

I think you should save up and buy a torch. mud and grit may have buried the tap handle. A wet and dry vac will suck it out if you can poke at it to loosen it. Or a long kitchen spoon. A ladle may be to big to work with. I clean mine out every couple of years. Once you have exposed the...

light warm up with gas burner ,grips with ragged teeth 1/2 round wiggly waggle ,then more heat ,back of stanley knife ,then rothenburg mesh cleanes ,guanteed will work

...last year and after a short while noticed a pong in upstairs bathroom followed by toilet backing up every few weeks. I unblock it with a rothenburger plunger. After unsealing the plinth I found that the waste is running perfectly horizontal and it’s been compounded by the fact that their are...

starter kit? rothenburger grips bahco adjustable spanner wera screwdrivers knipex snips and pliers rothenburger blow torch. power tools can get expensive he'll need an sds drill an impact driver and cordless drill I've always had Makita, but the quality seems to have dropped over the last few...

...Silicone grease, Hep20 removal tools (15/22mm), Radiator tail key, Stanley knife, Comb chisel, Set of hex/Allen keys, Pipe benders (rothenburger), Files, Rasp, Combi-drill (makita) with various bit holders and bits, Stanley fat-max open mouth tote bag, Others things I’ve yet to remember...

I've had all my old benders nicked in the past but have no complaints with my new Hilmor kit. DO NOT BUY ROTHENBURGER CARP.

Curiouser and curiouser. I don't get the same number of results as you when I search for "rothenburger", I get 59. It would make sense for a discrepancy to be down to not getting hits for posts from people on my ignore list (although 75 feels like rather a lot). But I do get 59 from each...

A glitch? Different times the search was performed? I have tried this: http://www.diynot.com/diy/search/5276598/?q=rothenburger&o=date http://www.diynot.com/diy/search/5276599/?q=rothenburger&o=relevance Both have 134 results. It's a strange one, I will keep an eye on it.

...dissatisfied with 4 out of 5 recommendations, knock yourself out. For example: http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/plumbing-tools/5554-rothenburger-superfire-3-a.html#post30706 http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/plumbing-tools/5554-rothenburger-superfire-3-a.html#post131691 Bear in mind...

Rothenburger sure fire2.had 2 in 16 yrs.used most days.rattles around in my tool box most days.dropped frequently.never had a problem with it.will work all day upside down if that is your thing.the blow torch not me.

Hi B A S For what it is worth I have the Rothenburg SuperFire 2. , As do the few plumbers and heating technicians I know as friends. It even does creme broule :mrgreen:

I certainly wouldn't recommend doing that. You need a good frost block & that will need a big enough sleeve.

Ive bought a Rothenburger pipe freezing kit 500ml. Can you cut the sleeves to size? I reckon i need to half it to get it in or am i taking it back to the shop?