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Old house knockdown. Old rads

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invermont
invermont Member Posts: 73
edited November 2019 in THE MAIN WALL



1870 house going to be demolished. Is there a demand for old rads like this. There were also bunch of the normal looking cast ones. Threw a pic of some of the system. Think the logimax is like 5 or 6 years old.

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  • Steamhead
    Steamhead Member Posts: 16,845
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    Where is this located? Why are they knocking it down?
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  • Tom_133
    Tom_133 Member Posts: 884
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    Im in vermont and want all of it
    Tom
    Montpelier Vt
  • Alan Welch
    Alan Welch Member Posts: 268
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    Is that a asbestos covered copper tank on the stand?
  • HVACNUT
    HVACNUT Member Posts: 5,841
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    That's certainly not 1870's craftsmanship. Those rads aren't from that time period, are they? Nice floor boards though.
    invermont
  • invermont
    invermont Member Posts: 73
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    > @Steamhead said:
    > Where is this located? Why are they knocking it down?

    > @Steamhead said:
    > Where is this located? Why are they knocking it down?

    Southern Vermont . Long story about the knock down. Land was bought and is going to be converted to grass
  • invermont
    invermont Member Posts: 73
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    > @Tom_133 said:
    > Im in vermont and want all of it

    I will see what I can grab. Owners want to hire a company to salvage anything they want for a price
  • invermont
    invermont Member Posts: 73
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    > @Alan Welch said:
    > Is that a asbestos covered copper tank on the stand?

    > @Alan Welch said:
    > Is that a asbestos covered copper tank on the stand?

    Not sure. Only had a quick look when I was down there. Going today to save the water heater. Was told it could be a expensive unit. Only 3 years old. They want to save it for future use. Think it’s probably going to collect dust in a garage for a couple years
  • invermont
    invermont Member Posts: 73
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    > @HVACNUT said:
    > That's certainly not 1870's craftsmanship. Those rads aren't from that time period, are they? Nice floor boards though.

    > @HVACNUT said:
    > That's certainly not 1870's craftsmanship. Those rads aren't from that time period, are they? Nice floor boards though.

    The house has been redone numerous times through the years. Don’t think the floors are that old. I believe the originals are underneath

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