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Looking for a right end segment
MarkSmith412
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I'm a homeowner with a large Victorian house Johnstown PA. I've got a Model SIN8LNC-LE2 SN# 64045464. The right end segment has a hole in it, about 4" x 3". I'm looking to find a segment to replace it with. Any help would be appreciated.
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Where did the hole come from? Might want to investigate.
You're going to have to hope someone is pulling one out and you can take the jacket off their hands.
3" x 4" isn't very big. Would a sheet metal patch do?
Isn't Johnstown the big hockey town up there?
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STEVEusaPA It looks like there has been a leak in that segment for a while. The segment next to it has some surface rust facing where the leak was. I was thinking about repairing the hole with some Extreme temp JB weld and when I was cleaning the crack a large piece just fell off to the inside. Not sure if I can get it to seal with the JB and a piece of sheet.
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Oh...I thought you had a hole in the jacket not in the block.
Burnham is now US Boiler in Lancaster. Maybe they can help. Otherwise if you can't find a section you'll need a new boiler.There was an error rendering this rich post.
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I'd start getting quotes on a new boiler. The cost to replace that segment, most likely won't be that far off from a new boiler, and you don't know how many other sections might be close to suffering the same fate. These things corrode from the inside out.
I don't think anyone that participates here does steam in that region.
It's important to get the right contractor to do this work, steam needs to be done correctly and a lot of contractors haven't a clue.
If you need help with anything we can do some things remotely, like sizing. If you are unsure about a contractor just ask for pictures of recent steam boiler installations and post them here, we can tell you if they know what's going on or not.0 -
The cost and labor to replace a cast iron section on a 22 year old boiler, especially a Burnham, isn't worth the effort. Time for a new boiler. Hurry, its getting cold. Brrrr.
If you're the original owner then US Boiler might give you a prorated warranty. But again, is it worth the aggravation? Because what will fail next?0 -
Thanks, I've got two quotes in the works.0
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