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Plumbing question
I posted a question a few days ago about 1/2 inch copper tubing that is
part of the baseboard heaters in my 1951 built house...well I more or less have worked out a solution. I spend good part of the day on Monday running around to several plumbing/heating/air conditioner suppliers....Several suggested that the reason the 1/2 copper tubing is bigger, is that at some point it may have froze with water in it and expanded a little....most had now idea how I could find fittings for these things. After checking about 5 places, I found someone who tried a few things and we hit on something that works. It seems that 1/2 X 3/8 copper couplers the small end will fit inside the tubing. it is a tight fit but it works...I had to use one on each end and a short piece of 1/2 inch tubing in the middle to connect. I just finished putting it all together and soldering and will see if it works tomorrow...thanks for the help and advise........... |
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