How do I hook up the pipes then with out the water all coming out? I guess this is just a lot of work.
Glenn
Cast Iron Radiator Question
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Um use pex line with enough slack under the floor to be able to flip the radiator after its hooked up?
Or some kind of arrangement like this..
I'm just thinkin outside the box a bit
Valves on each end.. Fill it upside down, close the valves, install it, then open the valves..
Or some kind of arrangement like this..
I'm just thinkin outside the box a bit
Valves on each end.. Fill it upside down, close the valves, install it, then open the valves..
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Not questioning your abilities, but I know for a fact that steam is not something you want to screw around with. Yes, those old cast are real pretty indeed. They already have a nipple on each chamber???
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Nope. I have to pit a bleeder on each fin or pipe them together. Also please keep in mind they won't be used for steam.
Thanks again,
Glenn
Thanks again,
Glenn
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ahhhh, good point---it's early
grobinson2 wrote:Nope. I have to pit a bleeder on each fin or pipe them together. Also please keep in mind they won't be used for steam.
Thanks again,
Glenn