
Pre-removal

Post-removal

That's a lot of iron
My next step is to remove the radiator from the kitchen and then start cutting the pipes and taking those out. I'm not going to be able to do that tonight since I am going to the Terps - Wake Forest game. The next chance I'll get to work on it is Thursday because of volleyball tomorrow, but maybe if I don't go out after the match (or don't go out for too long), I'll be able to do part of it.
I am going to leave the radiator in the basement for a while because there is no way I am carrying that up the stairs. I'll take it out the back and bring it through the alley whenever I decide to take the radiators to the scrap yard.
1 comment:
You are on a roll! I have a dolly cart if you want to borrow it to move the raditors.
Hope Bmore warms up fast before you freeze! What did you end up doing to fix the leaky pipe?
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