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Need Right end caps, no. 8728, for Homart hot water heating system

spring23
spring23 Member Posts: 2
in Radiant Heating
Need 2 right end caps, no. 8728, for Homart hot water heating system.
Measurements: 10 5/8" high, 6 1/4" wide, and 2" deep.
Thank you for your help.
Pictures are from the left end caps that I have.

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  • EdTheHeaterMan
    EdTheHeaterMan Member Posts: 4,985
    edited October 2022
    Homart is a Sears & Roebuck trade name. Homart is not an actual manufacturer. I doubt very much if you will find what you are looking for here. Maybe in an Antique parts for sale website..... Good Luck.... If you have one then use it as a template, go to a local sheetmetal fabrication shop and see if they can make something that might work.
    Edward Young Retired HVAC Contractor & HYDRONICIAN Services first oil burner at age 16 P/T trainer for EH-CC.org
    spring23
  • spring23
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  • mattmia2
    mattmia2 Member Posts: 7,198
    You might look to see if they are just rebranded baseray.
    spring23
  • EdTheHeaterMan
    EdTheHeaterMan Member Posts: 4,985
    edited October 2022
    Those dimensions are close to Burnham BaseRay #9. Try this. They accept returns if it don't fit.
    https://www.supplyhouse.com/Burnham-6074120-Right-Valve-Enclosure-Assembly-for-9A-Baseray-Baseboard-Heater.
    Not the exact measurements of your baseboard radiators. the Homart brand has not been made for a long long time.
    Edward Young Retired HVAC Contractor & HYDRONICIAN Services first oil burner at age 16 P/T trainer for EH-CC.org
    spring23
  • WMno57
    WMno57 Member Posts: 669

  • WMno57
    WMno57 Member Posts: 669
    Can't find anything on Homart, but did find this on Sears Hercules Heating Plants.
    http://searsarchives.com/brands/hercules.htm

  • EdTheHeaterMan
    EdTheHeaterMan Member Posts: 4,985
    @WMno57 I wonder if those were the tools used to install those baseboards? Tool Ambulance! ...for those emergency repairs.
    Edward Young Retired HVAC Contractor & HYDRONICIAN Services first oil burner at age 16 P/T trainer for EH-CC.org
  • WMno57
    WMno57 Member Posts: 669
    Modern Plumbing and Heating Equipment catalog advertisement, Hercules air-conditioning unit, 1934.

  • EdTheHeaterMan
    EdTheHeaterMan Member Posts: 4,985
    edited October 2022
    That conditions the air with HEAT! and some humidity from that bucket of water in the supply plenum. Air filter used to clean the air in your home so you did not need to sweep the carpets or dust the chandelier (like they do on Downton Abby) each week.

    How's that workin for ya misses?
    Edward Young Retired HVAC Contractor & HYDRONICIAN Services first oil burner at age 16 P/T trainer for EH-CC.org
  • mattmia2
    mattmia2 Member Posts: 7,198
    EdTheHeaterMan said:

    @WMno57 I wonder if those were the tools used to install those baseboards? Tool Ambulance! ...for those emergency repairs.

    they're chrome plated so they're newer than some of my grandfather's tools I have. Many of them are branded dunlop rather than craftsman as well.
    EdTheHeaterMan

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