1 North Hoosick (formerly St. Croix) â A hamlet north of Hoosick Falls on Route 22. 2  Potterville â A hamlet in the southwest part of the town on Route 7. 3  Southwest Hoosick â A hamlet near the west town line and south of West Hoosick. 4  Trumanville â A former community, now part of Hoosick Falls.
Air blasts or air bubbles coming from plumbing fixtures such as faucets, showers, or toilets may be a temporary problem that cures itself or it may be a sign of a deteriorating water well. Here we list various causes of air in building water supply piping and fixtures to help in diagnosing and repairing this problem.
A. Bubbles. A blown head gasket and/or cracked head can cause bubbles of air to be visible in the radiator or expansion tank. To check for this, remove the radiator cap, warm up the engine and on a warm engine some head gasket problems will present with bubbles being visible in the radiator or expansion tank.: Paul, if the engine has been overheated it is possible that you have blown a head gasket, cracked or warped a head. If a cylinder head gets too hot it can swell to the point where it crushes the head gasket. This will usually occur at the thinness point of the head gasket which is between the engine cylinders.