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   JohnT8 | Feb 04, 2007 09:34am | #1

   bump

   jt8

   "One of the fondest expressions around is that we can't be the world's policeman. But guess who gets called when suddenly someone needs a cop." -- Colin Powell

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   user-53014 | Feb 06, 2007 01:59am | #2

   Hi John:I am not too familiar with the correct way to to post things on the forums for that I apologize. Navigation around here is a little confusing. I was curious what the "bump" response was. Thanks for any info.Alan

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   BillHartmann | Feb 06, 2007 02:36am | #3

   Old messages sink down the list until someone post it and then it is at the top again.A bump is just a post to bring it back to the top when it has been responded to by someone that knows about this subject..
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   A-holes. Hey every group has to have one. And I have been elected to be the one. I should make that my tagline.

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   JohnT8 | Feb 06, 2007 06:34pm | #4

   I was curious what the "bump" response was.

   A bump knocks your message back up to the recent group that everyone sees so that you have a better chance at getting a reply to your question.

   If you still don't get an answer, you can try rewording the question and creating a new thread.  I've never really figured out why sometimes I get 50 responses and other times my question drops like a rock.

    jt8

   "One of the fondest expressions around is that we can't be the world's policeman. But guess who gets called when suddenly someone needs a cop." -- Colin Powell

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   jrnbj | Feb 06, 2007 07:16pm | #5

   Not that I know squat about the subject, but if the manufacturer says  you need to temper the water, then I'd follow thise instructions. If you are in a big hurry to get the radiators in and can't wait until you replumb w/pex all the back to the boiler, maybe you could cut in the 1" iron near the boiler & add a "temporary" tempering valve---and then you could do your pex to iron transition downstream...