4 Beautiful Beasts

KevMcG

These beauties are in a building that is being gutted right now. They will probably be coming out with in the next week, headed for the trash. I am not that motovated by them to lug their heavy asses out. I already got the 2 shorter(lighter) ones that were in bath rooms. Rad 4 is on the street level. The other 3 are on the 1st level up the stoop in the brown stone.
I can't find my EDR book to find out who made them.
Anyways anyone interested, the building is in the South End of Boston.
Any takers send me an email.
BTW I am not responsible for the removel just draining the system down so the demo guys can take them out (so I am not trying to skate on heavy work).
Would be nice if they get a second chance to keep some one warm because they sure are pretty.

Steamhead

The first pic and Rad3-1

are flue radiators, and the others are ornate column. They look like they were made by American Radiator Co around 1900 or so. I have no storage space available at the moment- otherwise I'd grab them myself!

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paul lessard_3

sold

I would love them for a camp in maine
have stair climber will travel
paul lessard natick ma

paul lessard_3

dang GC

If he wont allow non involved ,insured contractors on site
It sounds like these rads are facing "Da hamma'
If they make it to the sidewalk in one piece i'll takem
Garage heat for moscow me.
let me know..... paul lessard natick ma

tombig

Old Soldiers

A noble effort to rescue these fine soldiers who've stood their post for a century. Paul, I hope they make it to the sidewalk for you and are resurrected for another century or two.

Tom Goebig

paul lessard_3

century or two? that's goin big!

n/m

tombig

Go Big Or Go Home

Dave Yates (PAH)

Paul

If Kev were to treat you as a subcontractor for a day and pay you a minimal wage - say $1 buck, I wonder if that would circumvent the GC's concerns? You get Kev a certificate of insurance so he's covered & those old beauties will radiate once again. The GC suffers not one bit as you will be removing a potential source of liability from his scope of work. Suppose someone under his contract, such as a junk hauler, is not insured properly (very few are) and hurts themselves or, worse yet, someone else. The liability will rest with the GC & he'll be the responsible party. You'd be doing him a huge favor!

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