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Recessed nut on hot water tank
I hope someone can offer me some advice.
My hot water tank is factory-lagged. There is a leak at the point at which a pipe goes into the coil, half way up the tank, and I want to undo the joint there to see if I can seal it by using new PTFE or something without having to call a plumber. The problem is that the nut is recessed into the lagging with a gap around it of about 10mm, and I cannot get at a purchase on it with any of the tools that I have. What sort of cranked/offset spanner should I be looking to borrow or buy? -- Tony |
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