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Weight of cast iron radiators.

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Posted by Jeff on November 27, 2005 at 09:40:56:

I have been searching, and now I have found, for some used cast iron radiators. Now the fun part...moving them. I think I have the manpower, but I need to line up equipment (trailer, dollies, vehicle). Can anyone offer an estimated guess to their weight (other than HEAVY)? They were made by american standard and here are there dimensions:

* 31" wide, 38" tall, and 8" deep w/12 sections.
* 36" wide, 38" tall, and 8" deep w/14 sections.
* 18" wide, 38" tall, and 8" deep w/7 sections.
* 17" wide, 38" tall, and 8" deep w/7 sections.
* 44" wide, 38" tall, and 8" deep w/17 sections.
* 25" wide, 38" tall, and 8" deep w/10 sections.
* 33" wide, 22" tall, and 9" deep w/12 sections.

Any tips for moving them?

Thanks,
Jeff

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: I have been searching, and now I have found, for some used cast iron radiators. Now the fun part...moving them. I think I have the manpower, but I need to line up equipment (trailer, dollies, vehicle). Can anyone offer an estimated guess to their weight (other than HEAVY)? They were made by american standard and here are there dimensions: : * 31" wide, 38" tall, and 8" deep w/12 sections. : * 36" wide, 38" tall, and 8" deep w/14 sections. : * 18" wide, 38" tall, and 8" deep w/7 sections. : * 17" wide, 38" tall, and 8" deep w/7 sections. : * 44" wide, 38" tall, and 8" deep w/17 sections. : * 25" wide, 38" tall, and 8" deep w/10 sections. : * 33" wide, 22" tall, and 9" deep w/12 sections. : Any tips for moving them? : Thanks, : Jeff

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