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always use a rothenburger test pump but if possible i tee in a mains connection and hose pipe to fill it first. Most times you have mains of at least 3 bar so not too much hand pumping!

I prefer a wet test. I think Rothenburger do an electrically powered test bucket... but it will cost. If you do an air test the air temperature has to be taken into consideration. I did an air test twice recently... once filled warm afternooon and the pressure had halved over night as the...

What's wrong with the Rothenburger cutters? Have them in 15, 22 and 28 and never had a problem.

Keep away from rothenburg they have a fault with them and even after a knowing of it for a year its still not been resolved

Toolstation do a cheaper version with 15mm and 22mm heads for £90

Wow, that's a nice tool. I had never heard of it before. It might work but the price is a bit of a blow. I might be able to hire one and try it out. Thanks

A rothenburger pipe expander may salvage the pipes.

...expensive to fix, because kane retain a strangle hold on them forsing profits in their direction. Greed in short. I bought the cheap Rothenburger and it lasted about 6 weeks. Now I have to find the invoice so I can send it back. It is made by Kane I think! Doing BG work I was use to...

bullfinch is a trade name thats been around for years when it comes to blowlamps for plumbers. google them to get full catalogue of torch's. the rothenburg torch's fall apart and are very expensive for what they are.

I recently bought a rothenburger one thinking it would be the dogs, but its ok. My biggest gripe with it is the flame "spreads" quite a bit even on low flame, which makes tight spaces close to flammables etc a little tricky. I have an auto ignitor that I got from BG which is better but plays up...

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...heating pipework etc, to save on spotting potential leaks after filling up! Do any of you guys use one? A freind of my brought a rothenburger RP30 and sent it back the next day stating it would take days to pressurise a heating circuit? If any of you can reccomend a good tester i would...

you dont need to measure your upstairs tap pressure, just measure the height of the tank above the tap 1m = 0.1 bar

oh, how do imeasure on a pressure gauge on an upstairs tap, one of those fcking expensive rothenburger ones?

as mentioned get cooking with the blow torch easy :roll: but if ya still struggling :idea: rothenburger do a universal rad key with a ratchet its very good :wink:

£21.00 :shock: was that for a Rotten Bugger one (rothenburger)

I have been using a cheap version fron Screwfix.I like the idea of the Rothenburger given their all-round quality but know Monument do one too.Can you please advise on the better option or would you say the jaw dropper is the best?

There's a free fleece ;-)

£171 Ill Stick With The Rothenburger ones

that would be ideal, i'll have a look tomorrow and see if i can find one :)