odd valve

[breezer]

I was in this loft , and i found this "valve" clearly written on it was "try over there"

I suppose it must have been a diverter valve

 

[kevplumb]

are you sure it didnt say
go over there it may have been e pressure release valve

 

[ChrisR]

No, the ones that say "go over there" are bypass valves.


this could run........

The ones which make you walk strangely if you have them in your pockets are gait valves...............

 

[blahblah]

Bravo Chris!
This thread will rapidly go beyond the point of non return valve.

 

[ChrisR]

Do you think we'd better Stop, Cock?

 

[ChrisR]

I've just come back to check, valve

 

[ChrisR]

I thought I'd better double check.

 

[kevplumb]

are you sure it was properly clipped it may have been an anti gravity valve

 

[kevplumb]

breezer did you hear any funny whistling noises at the time ?













it may have been a (twighlight) zone valve

 

[kevplumb]

its come back so it cant be a non return valve

 

[PEDANTICVINDICTIVEMAN]

Obviously there to divert your attention to over there, so must be a diverter valve

 

[kevplumb]

but was there any wood near it ?
may have been a gate valve

 

[mackemalk]

as it was telling you to try over there....................





maybe it was a control valve

 

[planenut]

Sounds a bit of a pipe-dream to me, but gives relief.......
but if any time you looked at it, and then complied with the "oi, look over there" what would be the reason for it's existence; do you think it knows it's not important, but the one "over there" is more important, do you think it suffers? how troubling, I'm not going in my loft; it took me years to work out what a "dry-riser" was as that troubled me, "how could something rise if it was dry? i'm going for a lie down again.

 

[kevplumb]

are you sure it said try over there not go over there in may be a bypass