Oil Pipe Run

[tamz]

jbetter still do it properly with flared fittings

Might have a bit of a job with that on plastic :wink:

 

[lame plumber]

Might have a bit of a job with that on plastic :wink:

like I said, I only use copper, smartypantz but I would assume the lack of inserts is a good reason for leaky pipework

 

[smtplumbing]

had this before we used a hand pump to get the fuel to the tiger loop with a non return on the fuel line at the tank once the fuel was in the loop it ran brilliant

Steven

 

[Bunker]

Am I missing something? An oil lifter has been recommended...what for? It's just a top outlet tank.
The Tank top should have a non return valve and an anti-syphon valve, I'd be checking them.

 

[Chalked]

Am I missing something? An oil lifter has been recommended...what for? It's just a top outlet tank.
The Tank top should have a non return valve and an anti-syphon valve, I'd be checking them.

It's an underground tank, you would struggle to syphon that.

 

[Bunker]

It's an underground tank, you would struggle to syphon that.

As far as I recall, all top outlets have an anti-syphon valve built in.

 

[WHPES]

Pressure test the line with a test pump to check for leaks (this should have been done already by the installer but I'm guessing it hasn't)

 

[Lou]

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