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John, thank you very much for reassuring me. I truly appreciate that. Thank you.

I just now realized that I may have to run around 6 to 7 feet of pipe to the left wall instead of 4 feet. I did not pay much attention to vertical run of the pipe which could take about 2 to 3 feet of pipe. Is the new distance still okay?

John, thank you very much. I’ll keep this in mind.

Breplum, thank you for confirming that the distance is okay. It was helpful. Also, thank you for the link you included. I appreciate that.

Thank you John. I’ll keep that in mind. And yes, it kind of bothers me that the tank was not installed on the suction side. I may not be able to correct this problem right away but in the meantime, I should be able to relocate the expansion tank without causing any problem. By “valve to bleed...

Thank you Fitter30. Your response is very helpful. I like your idea of adding a shut off and drain valve.

We have an expansion tank that currently rests horizontally on top of our boiler. The tank is only supported underneath by 2 scrap pipes. What worries me is that these scrap pipes barely provides a stable support for the expansion tank. I have been contemplating on relocating the expansion tank...

We have an expansion tank that currently rests horizontally on top of our boiler. The tank is only supported underneath by 2 scrap pipes. What worries me is that these scrap pipes barely provides a stable support for the expansion tank. I have been contemplating on relocating the expansion tank...