I need to relocate my forced hot water baseboard heater to another area of my living room. The area is fairly close by, just need enough space to put in a sliding glass door. How difficult is this for a do it yourself project and what are some of the steps/items etc. that I need in order to do this successfully?
Relocating baseboard heater (forced hot water)
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JDkimes
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Not familiar w/ that but doesn't seem like it's anymore difficult than other plumbing projects. Turn off the hot water, drain, add pipe length, done.
Anybody know?
Anybody know?
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jdkimes said:
"doesn't seem like it's anymore difficult than other plumbing projects". Now that is what scares me more than anything else, and you have hundred plus posts
Are you out here as opposed to the electrical sites because of plumbing's simplicity?? 
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tbabu
boilers, circ. pumps, and controls are expensive hardware. even if you got lucky you may end up with air in system. not really a diy project
boilers, circ. pumps, and controls are expensive hardware. even if you got lucky you may end up with air in system. not really a diy project
JDkimes
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Cal
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Plumguy, I'm with you ! Anyone giving advice that easy about baseboard heat had better give up the ghost !
Fella,if you've never had the true "JOY" that is dealing with an old hot water heat system and moving baseboard,,,,,,,,,,,CALL A PLUMBER !!
Cal
Fella,if you've never had the true "JOY" that is dealing with an old hot water heat system and moving baseboard,,,,,,,,,,,CALL A PLUMBER !!
Cal
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