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Ryan Smith
as above looking to make my old back boiler redundant ,
reason is that i have had a new central heating system installed , that has made the old coal fire back burner no longer usable ,
since this has been done the contractors did not drill the old back boiler ,
instead they left the pipes open up at the hot tank
now the fun bit , i have installed a insert stove into the old fire , problem i now have is that when i have the stove lit the stove is bleeding some heat into the backboiler , causing the boiler to blow steam of up at the hot tank where the back boiler,s pipes have been disconected ,
so im looking to remove as much as possible water from the back boiler , and also make sure the boiler will never be used again ,
where do i drill ? or can i drain from the pipes at the side of the fire ?
i have uploaded pics to help ( if more pics needed let me know )
thanks ryan
reason is that i have had a new central heating system installed , that has made the old coal fire back burner no longer usable ,
since this has been done the contractors did not drill the old back boiler ,
instead they left the pipes open up at the hot tank
now the fun bit , i have installed a insert stove into the old fire , problem i now have is that when i have the stove lit the stove is bleeding some heat into the backboiler , causing the boiler to blow steam of up at the hot tank where the back boiler,s pipes have been disconected ,
so im looking to remove as much as possible water from the back boiler , and also make sure the boiler will never be used again ,
where do i drill ? or can i drain from the pipes at the side of the fire ?
i have uploaded pics to help ( if more pics needed let me know )
thanks ryan