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Need help / Can't listen to wife another minute
Jaxson
Member Posts: 2
I need an older style, but very good condition, hot water radiator.
I need it to be between:
30-36" wide
24-36" tall
7-10" deep
Can't find one within a reasonable distance, and price.
I'm in Floral Park Long Island
I need it to be between:
30-36" wide
24-36" tall
7-10" deep
Can't find one within a reasonable distance, and price.
I'm in Floral Park Long Island
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Do you need a plumber?
Our company operates in Nassau County. Did you need a plumber, or are you just looking for a radiator?
Also, a little more information could help, such as: why do you need a new radiator? Is the previous radiator in a state of disrepair? Why does the radiator need to fit within those dimensions? Do you have a cover and/or is it in some kind of enclosure, or are you just trying to match the size of an existing radiator? Etc.
In any event, we'd love to help!0 -
Or
Just get rid of the wife0 -
Radiator Replacement:
Its usually cheaper to just get the radiator.0 -
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Radiators for wives:
And most ( I didn't say ALL, I said MOST) of those radiators can be made smaller if you know what you are doing.
Its not difficult to make a little one out of a big one. Not so if you want to make a bigger one out of a little one.0 -
What?
Come on Ice, you didn't get rid of your radiator stretcher AND your pipe stretcher when you retired did you?0 -
Could not resist
After 3 weeks in Europe, the best Tshirt on the 14 day cruise: I don't need Google, my wife knows everything!
Good luck!0 -
Stretching:
The "pipe stretcher" worked fine. Lots of properly sized couplings. The radiator stretcher was another story.
The Wholesaler I dealt with was a very old company. They made up many of their modern radiators to specifications that weren't standard sized. If they were "Modern" radiators, and you had a freeze up and end sections blew, you could have them pick up the radiators, they would take them to New Bedford, and replace all the broken sections and test them. I used their radiator stretcher. Too much money and not enough call for it. I tried to buy a wire stretcher a few times. No one had one.
Fish Tape.0 -
Shirts:
If I wore a shirt like that, there's probably be a division of the property.
She's get the inside, and I'd get the outside.0 -
Burnham
Burnham still makes a "slenderized" radiator suitable for steam or hot water. A six-tube, 10-section model would be 25" x 30" x 7". A six-tube, 12-section model would be 25" x 36" x 7".Just another DIYer | King of Prussia, PA
1983(?) Peerless G-561-W-S | 3" drop header, CG400-1090, VXT-240
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