DeerSlayer

If it doesn't have one that works, just screw one on a boiler drain. I have a pressure Guage in the truck with a female hose adapter on it.

Dan Holohan pumping away, is my favorite book. Heating help is one of my favorite sites too. I answer a lot of stuff on the wall there. Been to a few Dead men seminars too.

And for the record I have nothing against you guys in Bergen county personally. I just can't work there, and profit because I waste 4 hours a day driving there, and back. 2 hours down 80 east in the morning, then 2 hours back in the afternoon. It's only 30 miles from my house. But the traffic going each way is insane. I can't handle sitting in that.

I used to install crown. Now everything gas is wall hung usually these days. Stainless heat exchangers high efficiency. I still do a ton of oil fired cast iron boilers though. But I usually sell Burnham. Had too many warranty issues with crown. They make a few wall hung units now as well.

This is what most guys in the business use. Comes as a complete kit. http://www.flow-aide.com/ Same basic idea as yours, except the pump moves the solution through much slower than a sump pump will.

Not having a water softner is the leading cause of scaling lol... may want to think about investing in a softner as well.

Easy way to figure that out. Close the supply valve, and watch the Guage for the pressure drop. If there is sub slab piping.

It's a crown boiler, they have rubber gaskets between the section nipples. Unlike other boilers with steel push nipples. How does that stuff react with rubber? Probably going to need a garbage can. A sump pump discharge is pretty violent, and may make a mess pumping it back into the 5gal bucket with the pump in it.

That's basically what a coil cleaning company will do. Saves you from buying a pump, acid, and having to get rid of it. Totally worth the money. A good pony pump is $250. You can buy something cheaper, but it won't last. I use Franks Coil Cleaning in Dover Morris County. They will definitely scale the boiler for less than what it costs to buy everything. When they're done, you add a treatment so it doesn't happen again. Just have to be sure the back flow prevention device is working.

Remove all those junk air vents, and the taco air scoop and install a microbubble air scrubber. Like a Spiro vent. Problem solved forever with air.

"Only 19 years old" for a boiler is like saying "my car only has 250k miles on it. 25 years is about max life for a boiler. Definitely not working replacing the cast iron heat exchanger. You just replace the entire boiler. If you want it flushed out you call a coil cleaning company to do that. BTW I was just in Bergen county working on my father's 2 family house in Maywood. Both boilers needed service. Now i need a cootie shot lol...

You're welcome to come anytime you want.

It's a $175 fine per every 100 lbs over weight you are above your registered GVWR from the DOT. But if you're not registered commercial, I wouldn't sweat it on a passenger registered pick up. No one is scaling you on the side of the road.

Any vehicle in NJ 95 or older is exempt from NJ inspection, unless it's registered commercial.

Awesome, any date other than labor day works for me.

That's on my list. I want a VEPR in 7.62x54r.

Mine too. It's a bitch! Needs a bolt hold open.

Bow season bro. I gotta fill the freezer. But I usually hunt the afternoon anyway. So I'll probably go.

I use decoys on land and water for better success. They're social animals, decoys definitely help. Learning how to set them up properly is also important. Some are Sentries and some are, sleepers, resters, or grazers. You want to try to mimic their patterns in the wild, so your set doesn't look "fishy" to them. I order all my decoys, calls, and waterfowl stuff from this place. They have everything for waterfowl hunting. Their prices are reasonable too. And they have sales all the time, they send me fliers in the mail every month with all the sale items. You don't have to get crazy expensive decoys to start out. The $350 hand painted Avery stuff is what you buy if you're a diehard, and hunting waterfowl every day of the season. https://www.rogerssportinggoods.com/decoys.html

You can hunt them on WMA's or state/private/Township land open to firearm hunting. You can also hunt them from water.

Fun day!

I need shells, I'm out. Who has the best deal on target loads locally. I got Stroudsburg super Walmart, and Dicks in Rockaway.

They get dirty quick with bulk ammo. Had a lot of FTF and FTE's unless I was running CCI. When it worked it was a really fun gun. But I have just as much fun with the 15/22 I replaced it with.

The GSG 522 is a .22lr I used to have one they look cool but they're a pain in the ass to clean

He told me he tried to join and it required payment. Do you have a link I can send him?