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Rad is leaking from TRV valve, seems to be seeping out of where the pin comes up. I tried tightening up the nut below the pin, but that didn't help. I then looked online and saw that removing the nut and packing with some plumbers tape may help, but whenever I try to remove the nut a load of water comes out constantly. I tried closing the lockshield valve, but still the same. From what I read online I should just be able to remove this nut, but maybe it is a different type of valve that you cannot do this. Picture of the nut attached for your perusal, the arrow shows the nut I was trying to remove...

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Needs to be replaced the whole valve
 
Thanks, I feared that may be the case. I guess I was hoping at least to patch it up temporarily while I waited for someone to come out (which may take a few days), hence my attempts to pack the nut.

Is it not possible to get this nut off without draining the whole radiator?

That nut does nothing your thinking / researched about drayton trvs which you can strip and replace the seal
 

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