Attn: Steamhead or Ron Jr.

B. Tice

If one of you have a chance, could you post a drop header pic? I'm trying to help someone out. Thanks

Steamhead

Here ya go

not one but two! You can find more in the Library under "Steam Piping".

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Unknown

We installed this one last year

Hope these pics help your buddy .

B. Tice

Thanks fellas, I really appreciate it.

gerry gill

here is another

we like our pipes big..

Mad Dog

I too have D.H.D. ..............................................

That's DRP HEader Disease. I can't help myself, even when I really don't need one, I do it because it gives more piping options when you are piping. e.g., If its late and you don't have exactly the right nipple you need, the swing of the joints are very accomodating. Besides, you can't beat the dry steam she puts out. Sorry for the sideays pic. Mad Dog

Mad Dog

How's about this puppy......We used 4\" fittings for it

they were a fortune. This might be the first drop header I ever did. It was my church's boiler and they had the local meatball outfit put it in. It was an atrocious job. We repiped the whole thing. Mad Dog

Steamhead

Here ya go, MD

now you're right side up.

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gerry gill

I got'st another too :-)

my favorite

Steamhead

Paging Dan H.....

here are some more gems for the Library!

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Mad Dog

Cool how you do that

MD

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Steamhead

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from IMSI software. Found it at a computer show. It will rotate, resize, convert file formats and a lot more.

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Boilerpro_3

and here's one from last week

Tom M.

Here's one

Here's one where the two system takeoffs were directly above the concrete pad and between the risers. The flexibility of the drop header allowed everything to stay where it was while the takeoffs were not piped between the risers. To you purists, I apologize in advance for the malleable street 90s and reducing couplings.

Tom M.

Unknown

No need

to apologize - malleable fittings are perfectly acceptable in steam applications . Nice work Tom .

Bill_39

4\"

Why is it 4"? Seems like overkill. Just wondering not arguing. Could it be done in 2" or do you have to bump it up for a drop header? I've Never done one.