When closed, there's very little overlap between the frame and the window frame lip for the bubble gasket to form a seal on.
I've taken some measurements and about 6mm overlap on the outside and about 5mm on the inside.
When closed I can see daylight on the hinge side. I was going to redrill...
Its my nephew's house. The tap set is an easy off with the old and on with the new. So long as I can isolate the HW, the CW off at the main stop.
Then of course, there's the shower rail/curtain to fit.
I had a look in the HW tank cupboard at a house today where I'm going to fit a bath tap/shower mixer set. I'd need to isolate the HW at the tank and CW at the main stop.
I presume the red Grundfos device is a HW pump to increase pressure.?
I'm mystified by the white plastic body device...
Job done!
Set the Mig to 1, Min and wire dial to 7. Welding was a bit spluttery so switched to Max and it seemed better. Switching to Max also sped the wire up. Got the washers tacked on to the tubes and painted so all is well.
Thanks All!
ref: Borg & Beck
The brand is owned by Firstline and the parts are manufactured in China I believe. On the flip side, if one exits, Hengst, a quality brand based in Germany, have a factory in China too.
Can someone explain the 1/2 and min/max switches in the attached picture please?
The manual implies they control the wire feed speed but there's a separate rotary dial for that.
I'm attempting to weld some 50mm body washers to the bottom of the 30mm tube feet on a steel frame garden swing seat.
Establish which filter brand supplied the factory where the engine was assembled and use that brand.
Mann Hummel seem to be the biggest after market supplier. They own Wix and Filtron too.