MikeyB
Joined on August 13, 2008
Last Post on May 19, 2012
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@ May 19, 2012 3:23 PM in NYC Radiators
It was at a place called the Metropolitan Pavilion , 125W 18th st, "The Gallery" on the 4th floor. The windows were huge, floor was 7,300 square feet, check out the website, 20 foot ceilings, we didnt get to check out the rest of the other floors, but it was set up real niceNYC Radiators
@ May 19, 2012 9:05 AM in NYC Radiators
I was at a Buddy's wedding in NYC at the end of March and couldn't get over the size of these radiatorsCurved Radiators
@ May 10, 2012 7:35 PM in Curved Radiators on eBay
Very Cool Frank,do you think those are balance cocks on the tops of the rads? I'm guessing an up feed hot water system? I'm thinking there's a square head stem for those balance valves as well, I have some very cool pics of some large rads from a wedding i was at in NYC, 2 pipe steam, i will post them next weekEDR
@ May 7, 2012 2:09 PM in EDR Ratings for Thin Tube Radiators
Thanks guys, I found the American Standard listings in the Library section, they seem like a good match as wellEDR
@ May 3, 2012 6:00 PM in EDR Ratings for Thin Tube Radiators
I understand how to size the rads with that chart, just curious if anyone knows what brand they are.EDR Ratings for Thin Tube Radiators
@ May 3, 2012 1:42 PM in EDR Ratings for Thin Tube Radiators
Looking for some EDR Ratings for some Thin Tube Radiators I have, the only chart i came across that had sizes/style close to the rads i have is the "Replacement Boiler Sizing Chart" . Cant seem to find them in Dans EDR book, but look like US Rads, if any one has some more info on this style of rad i appreciate it, there are no names or any other info on these rads. See attatched pics. ThanksEDR Ratings for Thin Tube Radiators
@ May 3, 2012 1:36 PM in EDR Ratings for Thin Tube Radiators
EDR Ratings for Thin Tube RadaitorsLooking for some EDR Ratings for some Thin Tube Radiators I have, the only chart i came across that had sizes/style close to the rads i have is the "Replacement Boiler Sizing Chart" . Cant seem to find them in Dans EDR book, but look like US Rads, if any one has some more info on this style of rad i appreciate it, there are no names or any other info on these rads. See attatched pics. ThanksEDR Ratings for Thin Tube Radaitors
@ May 1, 2012 10:53 AM in EDR Ratings for Thin Tube Radaitors
Looking for some EDR Ratings for some Thin Tube Radiators I have, the only chart i came across that had sizes/style close to the rads i have is the "Replacement Boiler Sizing Chart" . Cant seem to find them in Dans EDR book, but look like US Rads, if any one has some more info on this style of rad i appreciate it, there are no names or any other info on these rads. See attatched pics. ThanksBook
@ April 26, 2012 5:27 PM in Ray Wohlfarth's new book.
I contacted Ray via email and purchased his book from him last month, had trouble finding it on line, its a real good book, packed with infoPlugs
@ April 24, 2012 8:28 AM in Unusual Radiator Repair By All Steamed Up, Inc.
Check McMaster Carrs Website, page 53, and 54Manual
@ April 16, 2012 6:10 PM in ME'S - Book/Manual
No worries Mark, thanks for the update. I'm looking forward to its releaseME'S - Book/Manual
@ April 13, 2012 8:03 PM in ME'S - Book/Manual
Mark, any update? ThanksValve
@ April 10, 2012 7:12 AM in Trapping a mixing valve?
Yes Ice, this is the valve that has the sweat union connections and the checks in the hot and cold portsTrapping a mixing valve?
@ April 9, 2012 9:12 PM in Trapping a mixing valve?
Is it necessary to trap the Honeywell/Sparco AM101-US-1 Mixing Valve even though the literature mentions its not needed? (I'm thinking because the Hot & Cold ports include check valves This Valve will be installed on a Super Store Indirect, thanksCongrats
@ April 8, 2012 8:48 PM in My Easter present
Fantastic news Dan, best to you and yoursVote
@ March 17, 2012 2:14 PM in I need your help please !!
You got it DaveHeader
@ February 24, 2012 7:21 PM in Header Pitch
Sounds good Ron, I'm in the middle of transferring to a new Building in NYC and will have my new e-mail set up hopefully a week from Monday, once I'm set up and running ill shoot you an email, thanks again RonPitch
@ February 24, 2012 4:52 PM in Header Pitch
Thanks Ron, love your work on the Drop Headers, also wondering what other had to say concering this, also Ron do you still use the same e-mail address & phone number? I had emailed you a while back about a job in Wantagh, just want to know for any future work so I can pass your over you way, thanksHeader Pitch
@ February 23, 2012 7:23 PM in Header Pitch
Does it make a big difference if you face your elbow at the end of the Header straight down to connect into the equalizer? if you pitch the Horizontal portion of the header more than expected you would have to install a elbow/nipple/45 to plumb the equalizer into the top of the Hartford Loop Tee, I have seen it done both ways, just curious if it really makes a difference either way, I'm figuring if you only pitch the horizontal section just a little to drain you could use just an elbow to drop down straight into the Hartford Tee and would never see that the equalizer pipe is out of plumb, Would the elbow/45 combo add too much resistance to balance the equalizer? ThanksFlow Rate
@ February 17, 2012 5:50 PM in "Seeing" Inside an Over-pumped Radiator
Thank you Frank for a great explanation, I appreciate itSnubbers
@ February 17, 2012 8:22 AM in Jumpy Need on Low Pressure Gauge
Check out www.gaugestore.com for snubbers, i cannot attach the linkGPM
@ February 17, 2012 6:52 AM in "Seeing" Inside an Over-pumped Radiator
Very cool Frank, how were you able to determine your Flow Rates? were you able to install gauges on the old and new pump?


