First Time: Dry-Cooler Install

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marksofine

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Alright I've got a doozy here for you I want to replace all 4 of these connections to NPT but am not working with much space/length on existing manifold to this dry-cooler. Tried heating to remove fittings but I feel they are likely brazed on (or maybe copper too thick and needs more heating)! Thoughts on removing these wrought ends so I can replace with proper NPT fittings?

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Thanks all for help!
 
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Breplum

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It does look brazed from the color of discoloration. What size is that pipe? Looks like copper DWV fitting. But un-brazing is not a thing.
 

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WOW... good luck getting that tubing out of those elbows.

I would try brazing a NPT MIP on the end of those first tho
 
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