Seeking

Steamhead (in transit)

pressed into the base, or threaded in?

If the latter, it's likely a Nason. Please post pics!

See the "round radiator" thread for pics of what I'm sure is a round Nason:

http://forums.invision.net/Thread.cfm?CFApp=2&Thread_ID=39357&mc=3

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Old Reed Rad

I have what I think is an old "Reed" rad, but the top,or lid is missing. The vertical tubes are round, and this top dressing was held-on by 2 screws. Anybody know where I might find one? The top of the rad measures 16 X 7.5inches with 45degree corners. Any ideas?

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Steamhead I think your right

At the base there are very slight impressions of a thread, at the top its all plugs,as there are 10 of them.

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Rad

test

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Got Pics Now!

A friend of mine came over with a camera, I hope this shows ya!

Steamhead (in transit)

Might be a Nason

especially if there is no name on it. I bet those tubes and manifolds were assembled with right-and-left threads.

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Steamhead

See what I mean now, I am looking for the top for it.

Jeff Elston

left rights

If they are all left right nips I cant imagine the process of assembly, All the nips would have to make top and bottom at the same time at the same rate am I crazy

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I agree Jeff

it would have been a "****", but if i look under the top the vertical tubes you see, end just under-it. it`s almost like a tube, with-in a tube.