Some jobs -DF

Dan Foley

This last one was a hot water re-pipe and replacement in Arlington. We took the old Sears Homart (looks like an American Standard block?) out and replaced with a Prestige and a Smart 60. -DF

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Dan Foley

Steam job

Here is what we have been working on recently. The first one is a steam boiler replacement on a 2-pipe system in Arlington. We installed a new 6 section Peerless and replaced the condensate pump with a boiler feed pump. -DF

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Dan Foley

Steamer

The second is a vapor system change-out in Cleveland Park. The Bryant we took out was mid '60's vintage. This one is humming along at about 8 oz. on the Vapor-Stat. -DF

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Dave_4

Dan i have to say i don't know anything about steam but you did one hell of a nice job good work man.

what kind of pipe dope do you use. and do you use tape also

RonWHC

Don't think I've

ever seen a boiler that small w/ a 150E hanging off it. I assume the guy who did the condensate pump trashed the old dump trap. If that were in D. C., Inspector Jones would want a 3rd Class License hanging over the boiler feed tank.

J.C.A._3

Wow Dan,

That flue pipe in the Myers 1 pic looks a little small!

Nice work. I'm glad to see that the folks in the D.C. area who take our money are using it wisely....in THEIR homes anyway.
Chris

Steamhead (in transit)

Was this

a Dunham?

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This is Vapor too

did you happen to see what make the system was?

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Dan Foley

Cactus Cantina

Hi Ron,

My guess was the same as yours - the original trap was junked and replaced with a condensate pump. I prefer boiler feed pumps.

When are you free for lunch at the Cactus Cantina? This time it's on me. -DF

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Dan Foley

Yes

You're good, Frank. It was a Dunham vapor system. -DF

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Dan Foley

Thanks

Thanks for the nice comments, Rooster, but my guys Brian and Papa did most of the work in these photos. I belive they used TT and either T plus 2 or #5 mustard. -DF

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Dunkirk

made a lot of older Sears boilers. Wards too. Still run into a few up this way.

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lchmb

can I?

Can I go to work for you? Awsome piping job!!

Jamie_6

Dan,

Great lookin Peerless! I love how you brought over the second riser out of the boiler to make things tighter. I think I'm going to steel that idea from you. I also love the Dead Man logo touch.

Jamie

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Dan,

That's one hell of a job you guys did in this home. Great looking & technically correct job. As useual. Thanks for holding the bar up.

Nice sticker!

Wallace Radiant Design

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Unknown

Simply amazing

The beautiful pipework and attention to detail is what sets your crew apart from the rest Dan . Truly , these are in the top 10 best looking steamers I've seen .

mtfallsmikey

Nice Work,Dan!

If I didn't have this nice cushy job here in Herndon,I'd be honored to come and work for you!! I met some of your guys at Dan's night school in Tyson's last summer. Good,professional work,good knowledge. My grandad would have proud to know ya.