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Yesterday removed rad removed valves from the tails and all the rubber seals have perished and split so I need to remove the valves. But on the tails there doesent seem to be any where for me to put some adjustables round to remove the old tail? Also is 3/4" the size of all radiator tail tappings? Thank you
 
Most are 3/4 but usually trvs are 1/2 and some brands of lockshields. What rubber seals do you mean? Some have seals in the tail, is that what you mean? Put a photo up if you can.
 
Yeah rubbers in the tail so I need to replace the tails. I ment the tappings in the radiator there all 3/4" ain't they?
 
Yup, unless its something special, try just ptfe'n it up and giving it a crank.
 
Thanks. So any ideas on how to remove the old tails it looks like its just thread then the tail no where to put some adjustables on?
 
Not sure I'm guessing as it ain't got any places to put adjustables on it is. I think I have one of those Allen keys in my bag somewhere but if I haven't is there any possible way of doing it with a set of grips?
 
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