On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 01:06:41 GMT, Bubba
wrote:

On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 00:57:27 GMT, wrote:

On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 00:50:05 GMT, (Gary R. Lloyd) wrote:

On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 00:42:02 GMT, wrote:

On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 00:26:52 GMT, (Gary R. Lloyd) wrote:

Sorry, I try not to feed trolls. Think whatever you want. Or don't.

Sheeeeeeeeesh.

Here comes the SPAM again:


Bingo!

Clearly that's the only reason you post here at all. You sure aren't looking to
help anybody you can't bill by the hour for your incompetence.

Meanwhile, my advice seems to be helping Mr. Blues with his problems


Don't look now, but he seems to be still having problems. Worse yet,
thanks to you he is considering letting the air out of his expansion
tank.

Funny, everyone else seems to think he is considering letting incompressible
WATER out of his expansion tank. If you knew anything about expansion tanks,
water, and air, you would know that the drain is on the bottom of the tank and
any air in that chamber is on the top. You should sign off and go back to your
spamming for your bogus book elsewhere. You haven't offered any help here. You
just post so you can add your SPAM sig. You sure have not enhanced the
perception that HVAC techs who post here are all blatant rip offs.

BB

Bill,
You've obviously not seen a fill trol or extrol tank. They dont have
drain valves on them. They have a male thread fitting on one end to
screw to the air separator and the other end has a needle valve
connection to test/pressurize the tank. NO DRAIN VALVE. Ive seen your
posts. The only hot water you should get near is the hot water in your
shower and the hot water in your instant coffee. Gary has probably
forgotton more than you will ever know. Now sit down, shut up and
learn a little.
Merry Christmas you ol fart.
Bubba

Merry Christmas backatcha, Bubba... and to all !!!!

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