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I just tentatively had a go at the drain cock, mainy to test my booster
pump in the inverted position - unpressurised water is hard to find in me hovel - and found it's jammed fast, as far as I can see with a mirror the suare bit is rounded, and I can't really get to it because it's 1/2" from a side wall on about half a ton of brassware left over from the war. That's a great start to the project. My only thought is perhaps I can siphon out with a hose in the top after I've drained the loft tank. I don't want 114 litres of water over me floors, anyone help me on minimising the flood? mike |
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