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Radiator I.D.
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the Corto charts in E.D.R. can be used for them. I've seen McKeesport rads before, they're named for the Pennsylvania town where they were made, but I can't remember the name of the company that made them.......
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I just picked up a few radiators from an old steam system. On of them I can not find in the EDR book. It says on the side near the top where the plug is "McKee Sport" I've never heard of them. Its 20" high, 5 tubes and 17 sections. It almost looks like a corto but not quite. Thanks for any help.0 -
national tube was located in mc keesport, pa.0
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