Cast iron rad sources??

Steve Ebels · August 2003

There are no old ones to clean up. I don't know of anyplace in Michigan (land of scorched air) that would have old ones. These will have to work with water, not steam.

Steve Ebels · August 2003

Cast iron Rads?

Anyone know of sources/manufacturers for new ones? I know Burnham makes them but I'm wondering if there are more out there. Glenn, if your on line here, e-mail me the name of a Burnham distributor here in Michigan that has some experience with yours if you could please.

Mike T., Swampeast MO · August 2003

http://www.tuscanfoundry.co.uk/subcategories.asp?cat=61

Large selection but they're from the UK so shipping can get REALLY expensive.

http://www.governaleindustries.com/products.cfm

Believe these are the same as sold by Burnham.

Dave Stroman · August 2003

What's wrong with the old ones? Much more character. Sure, you have to clean them up, sand blast them, refit them with new valves, but they sure look good afterwards.
I have tons of the old ones.

Ed Wallace_2 · August 2003

radiaters

there is a place in somerville ma. that sells used radiaters i know its out of your way mad dog has dealt with them

Bill NTSG · August 2003

How much$?

would it cost to ship radiators to Mich.? I have about 30 previously owned radiators here in CT. Maybe we could trade for jerkey...............

Steve Ebels · August 2003

You guys with old ones.......

Any way you could send pics? This gal would really like some antique rads. Jerky is possible Bill. (G)

Max Frister · August 2003

Radiators

Try Materials Unlimited in Ypsilanti, MI. It is a wonderful architectural salvage yard and I would bet they have a stock of old radiators.

Max

Cast iron rad sources??

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