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mrombouts
mrombouts Member Posts: 4
in Buy, Sell, Barter
Planning to take out 9 radiators from my house and want to know if there is any interest in these radiators in Sterling, Illinois.

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  • Steamhead
    Steamhead Member Posts: 16,845
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    Why are you taking them out?
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  • ChrisJ
    ChrisJ Member Posts: 15,708
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    Single pipe quasi-vapor system. Typical operating pressure 0.14 - 0.43 oz. EcoSteam ES-20 Advanced Control for Residential Steam boilers. Rectorseal Steamaster water treatment
    LionA29
  • Abracadabra
    Abracadabra Member Posts: 1,948
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    I'll save them!! Only a 2 hour trip. Depending on what you got pretty sure I'd be interested.
    kcoppChrisJ
  • mrombouts
    mrombouts Member Posts: 4
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    I am converting to a furnace with air conditioning. Abracadabra, do you need any pictures? There are a couple different sizes.
  • KC_Jones
    KC_Jones Member Posts: 5,739
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    My condolences on your loss. Abracadabra please save them!
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wn_iz8z2AGw
    2014 Weil Mclain EG-40
    EcoSteam ES-20 Advanced Boiler Control
    Boiler pictures updated 2/21/15
  • ChrisJ
    ChrisJ Member Posts: 15,708
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    mrombouts said:

    I am converting to a furnace with air conditioning. Abracadabra, do you need any pictures? There are a couple different sizes.









    Single pipe quasi-vapor system. Typical operating pressure 0.14 - 0.43 oz. EcoSteam ES-20 Advanced Control for Residential Steam boilers. Rectorseal Steamaster water treatment
    kcoppadasilva
  • Abracadabra
    Abracadabra Member Posts: 1,948
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    mrombouts said:

    I am converting to a furnace with air conditioning. Abracadabra, do you need any pictures? There are a couple different sizes.

    pictures would be helpful. unless these are huge behemoths, hope to take them all in a single trip.
  • Alan (California Radiant) Forbes
    Alan (California Radiant) Forbes Member Posts: 4,011
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    Poor guy,,,,,,,,,,,,give him a break.

    Yes, let's see those spurned radiators.
    8.33 lbs./gal. x 60 min./hr. x 20°ΔT = 10,000 BTU's/hour

    Two btu per sq ft for degree difference for a slab
    Grallert
  • vaporvac
    vaporvac Member Posts: 1,520
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    But he hasn't taken them out yet, so there's still HOPE!!! I'd frankly just leave the system in place... for the next person to resurrect, but at least he's didn't put them out for the trash.
    Two-pipe Trane vaporvacuum system; 1466 edr
    Twinned, staged Slantfin TR50s piped into 4" header with Riello G400 burners; 240K lead, 200K lag Btus. Controlled by Taco Relay and Honeywell RTH6580WF
    kkcuster
  • mrombouts
    mrombouts Member Posts: 4
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    There are 2 lower radiators 24" high, 1 is 36" wide and the other 76" wide. Other 7 range from 36" to 48" wide to 36" to 50" high depending on pipes running back to wall or down to floor.
  • vaporvac
    vaporvac Member Posts: 1,520
    edited March 2016
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    Am I seeing correctly? Is that a wall-hung rad? If so, could you post the exact dimensions, particularly the depth, and perhaps post another pic showing a side view.

    Please reconsider. With steam, especially two-pipe systems. and a/c you get the best of both world for comfort and economy. Did you know you can control the output for each room with the system you have? I'm guessing it's a vapor system from the handles, possibly a metered system. Uggh. Plus, they look so good in an old house.
    @Abracadabra , where are you located?
    Two-pipe Trane vaporvacuum system; 1466 edr
    Twinned, staged Slantfin TR50s piped into 4" header with Riello G400 burners; 240K lead, 200K lag Btus. Controlled by Taco Relay and Honeywell RTH6580WF
  • Abracadabra
    Abracadabra Member Posts: 1,948
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    I'm on the north side of Chicago. 2.5 hour trip each way to the OP. Not really thrilled with the wall hungs since I've never had a need for them, and the 20ish inch high ones I'd only be interested in the 36" ones.
  • Tinman
    Tinman Member Posts: 2,808
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    I was holding on to a bunch of wall hungs but there was no market and I had no need so I ended up giving them away.
    Steve Minnich
  • mrombouts
    mrombouts Member Posts: 4
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    The wall hung is about 10-1/2" deep -- 36" x 36". One other has 1 floor pipe and 1 wall pipe. There are 2 shorter ones and other 5 radiator pipes run to floor. To discuss arrangements for pick up, you can email marierombouts.mr@gmail.com
  • vaporvac
    vaporvac Member Posts: 1,520
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    Thank you for posting the pics. I'm looking for a single column wall hung to fit behind a door, so that won't fly. :(
    Two-pipe Trane vaporvacuum system; 1466 edr
    Twinned, staged Slantfin TR50s piped into 4" header with Riello G400 burners; 240K lead, 200K lag Btus. Controlled by Taco Relay and Honeywell RTH6580WF

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