Struggling to identify my radiator brand
Hi all. New to the game. Purchased EDR but I am struggling to identify my radiator. There is some writing along the sides and the bolts have a mfg logo or insignia.
I've attached pictures.
Please let me know if this is something you're familiar with! Below pictures are radiator details.
14 sections. 37" end-end bolt-to-bolt. 34" interior section 1 -14 (no bolts included)
feet 2 3/4" high.
7" deep.
4 tube.
5 3/4" air gaps.
23" total height including legs.
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others will know better than i do but i think this is after they were standardized so you just need a narrow tube with those dimensions and number of tubes, the different manufacturers were the same edr.
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It's an Eastwood, made by Pierce, Butler & Pierce which was based in Syracuse, NY.
This is true. Any chart for similar rads will work. On page 148 of E.D.R., we see a similar Aero rad made by National Radiator Corp. is rated 35 square feet.
Baltimore, MD, USA
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For better identification, you might want to remove some of those layers of paint down to the bare metal around the lettering. That will give you more information about what it actually says on that cast iron.
I also agree with @mattmia2 . You can simply find a generic chart with the dimensions of that radiator and use it to determine the EDR of that section.
Edward Young Retired
After you make that expensive repair and you still have the same problem, What will you check next?
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