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Frenchie
Frenchie Member Posts: 113
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  • Frenchie
    Frenchie Member Posts: 113
    cast iron rad weight

    I can't seem to find out how much the following radiator would weigh? American Radiator 8 section 38.5" high, 20" wide, by 9.5" deep. There are 2 on Ebay right now I am thinking about buying. I need to know if it would be realistic based on their weight. I live close but I am wondering if I could put 2 of them in the back of my Aerostar, and how many guys it would take to bring one of them up a flight of stairs with an appliance dolly. Thanks!
  • Al_19
    Al_19 Member Posts: 170
    Some info here:

    http://forums.invision.net/Thread.cfm?CFApp=2&&Message_ID=295414&_#Message295414
  • Big Ed_3
    Big Ed_3 Member Posts: 170
    Ever Wonder

    How they delivered them bad boy when they were new ? Model T Fords and horse and wagon and no stair climbing hand trucks.. Maybe they were brought in sections and assembled on site like boilers ? "The Dead Men Knows"
  • Patrick Linhardt, \"Linhardt's Field Guide to Ste
    Patrick Linhardt, \"Linhardt's Field Guide to Ste Member Posts: 152
    radiator weight

    Hi Jason,

    A rule of thumb for estimating weight is 7 or 8 pounds per square foot of EDR. The radiator you describe is around 48 square feet EDR, so 48 x 8 = 384# or so.

    Best regards, Pat
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