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component i.d......what is this?
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PistolPete
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what is this component? Note: the horizontal pipe below is steam condensate return. Thanks.
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Looks like an f&t trap. Not familiar with brand. Name is printed on top of valve0
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Correct. It's a Webster 0026 I believe, from the 1920s. If it malfunctions, best to replace it with a 6-bolt type, which is much easier to service.pedmec said:Looks like an f&t trap. Not familiar with brand. Name is printed on top of valve
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Clearly no one has serviced that in about 10 coats of paint. Or the strainer.
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Thank you for the responses. Very helpful.0
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