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I find it quite noticeable when you replace a old riello pump the difference in weight between the old and new.
 
I find it quite noticeable when you replace a old riello pump the difference in weight between the old and new.
Must check that.

Maybe it is the weight of oil in the old pump, - they hold a fair bit.
Or it's a lot of crud! Lol!
 
Can't remember the last time I installed a new boiler that didn't have a riello burner in it.
 
I can wall hung grant, also i believe trianco don't use grants (not that I would fit one!) not sure about the new HRM's though.
 
Turco boilers (N.I.) use Electroil burners. Also STD eff Worcester boilers (now not made).
Just about everything else uses Riello. Pity they wouldn't give a choice of burner manufactorers.
 
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