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Check the pitch of the runout (pipe from main to radiator. It should slope back to the steam main. If not, water will collect in it and cause wet steam.All Steamed Up, Inc.
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The work may have changed the elevation of the pipes slightly. You could try gently levering the whole thing up 1/2" or so (might need 2 people) and see if that makes a difference, make sure the radiator is still good after lifting it.
BobSmith G8-3 with EZ Gas @ 90,000 BTU, Single pipe steam
Vaporstat with a 12oz cut-out and 4oz cut-in
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Another option, maybe the trap has failed and it coincidentally timed with the boiler replacement.
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Or an adjoining failed open trap may be letting steam in that return, and shutting the trap prematurely.—NBC0
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