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My new Dead Men cap arrived today.

Ex Maine Doug
Ex Maine Doug Member Posts: 162
in THE MAIN WALL
In an appropriate setting for the first wearing in company of their spirits, I took these pictures.....

-Direct radiant heat from coal

-Early boiler for hot water radiators

-Fireman's side in the cab of a steam locomotive 

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  • DanHolohan
    DanHolohan Member, Moderator, Administrator Posts: 16,600
    Looking good!

    And staying warm!
    Retired and loving it.
  • daveb149
    daveb149 Member Posts: 5
    daveb149

    nice cap. not sure how this is industry related to info on heat but nice anyway
  • Ex Maine Doug
    Ex Maine Doug Member Posts: 162
    Industry related?

    Huh?

    If you go up to the top left of this web page, there is a section called SHOP.

    There you will find this cap.

     If you look closely at my pics you will see a steam radiator in the cab of the loco and a pumped hot water system in the RPO car. For heating!  Built by the Dead Men.

    Buy a cap, or a T.  People will ask about the logo and you can tell them about the people that designed and built heating systems.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Great cap doug! :-),,,

    In your middle pic the supply & return piping appears to have been bent to conform,,,,

    WOW!,,,, now-that would be another great talent of those guys!!



    I`m curious,,,, what size would that be?    
  • Ex Maine Doug
    Ex Maine Doug Member Posts: 162
    Bent Pipe

    I did not have with me the handy pipe caliper available in the same HeatingHelp.com SHOP where the caps can be purchased, but the pipe is around 2 / 2.5 inch.  This is the expansion tank.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Thank You doug,,,

    Great pics of awesome workmanship! ;-)
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