Improving water pressure on a private water supply??

[Balenza]

Ironically, Balenza, YOU are the person that should be reading the material on the 'accumulators' web site.

Is there a website we can refer you to where it advises to keep your mouth shut and your bowels open about things you know nothing about?

You stick to conning your customers .
On the accumulator thread it didnt even occur to you to mention checking pipesizes first. No, in true yee haa cowboy style you just bang in an accumulator.
How many people has you company conned ?.
How much do you charge for an accumulator installation ?

 

[simond]

Yeah yeah, heard it all before.

As I said, contribute something positive.

 

[Balenza]

simond wrote

As I said, contribute something positive.
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Why dont you stick your accumulator where the sun dont shine buddy.
Hows that for positive ?

 

[rocky_robin]

I'm sorry for causing great arguments.

What I'm doing is creating a CAD sketch of my system, with all the sizes of the pipe works, etc.

I was hoping to do that at the weekend, but got tied up ripping the bathroom to pieces!

I've heard of installing an accumulator into the system from someone before.
I was talking to my uncle at the weekend and he used to have VERY poor water supply, even though he was on the mains. If he lifted the hose above his head, for example, whilst outside, the water would stop flowing. Since then, he's had a floor added to his house (was a flat-roofed single storey) and has had a pump installed. I'll be heading to his house to check out what he has got as he has great hot water pressure too. Not being a very technical person, his descriptions over the phone wasn't very good, so I'll have a look myself!

Many thanks for the replies firstly, but will put up a sketch this week.

Rob.

 

[doitall]

I'm sorry for causing great arguments.


Many thanks for the replies firstly, but will put up a sketch this week.

Rob.

Don't worry about it Rob we are used to the Diyers telling us how it should be done.

Stick around and you'll spot them easy

Anyways you are privileged, you had a reply from a Chippie, a sparkie, several God knows what they do and ; Balleski

 

[Balenza]

rocky robin wrote

What I'm doing is creating a CAD sketch of my system, with all the sizes of the pipe works, etc.

The important one is the pipesize from the pump to your property and roughly the distance it runs over !.
Surely you must know that ?.

 

[doitall]

Doitall wrote

Don't think 20 litres will make much difference to anything, especially an accumulator

Some good reading material here crapitall.
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Thought I would take the camera to work just for you ballski.

Technical stuff; each one is 500 litres and there's over a hundred of em to date.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v395/thescruff/Imgp1544.jpg

 

[Balenza]

Hey, not much use Doitall, you cant install them without GAH,s permission.
You may as well take them to the scrap yard. Its a good price at the moment.

 

[Balenza]

What price is one just out of curiosity ?

 

[Balenza]

Loks like their destined for the scrap merchants after all.

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[doitall]

Expensive Scrap Balleski

Can't you wrap the text so it takes the shape of the curve yet

 

[Balenza]

Well I know a reliance 500L is priced at £797.20 from their catalogue.

 

[Balenza]

Doitall wrote

Can't you wrap the text so it takes the shape of the curve yet

Working on it,but in the mean time try this -

 

[doitall]

Well I know a reliance 500L is priced at £797.20 from their catalogue.

Stick a 1 in front of that balleski

Mind you they do come out a lot cheaper if you have an order for several hundred

 

[Balenza]

So whats wrong with the Reliance models when they seem to be a lot cheaper ?