Old radiator

[georgy.livejournal.com]

We had some getting work done upstairs, resulting in the disconnection of one old (classic, antique) radiator. The guy who did the work did not take the radiator with him, an I thought I could call the radiator place in Union to come and take it. However, it seems they won't come for just one.

So, does anyone want to take a really heavy radiator off our hands and go sell it at the radiator place for $35? Or maybe you collect them yourself? Or maybe you will take pity on a young couple expecting a baby, oh, any day now, and get this thing out of our bedroom? :-)

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Comments

[emcicle.livejournal.com]

If nothing else pans out, scrappers will take it. You can probably flag one down as they drive down your street the night before trash night and get them to carry it out. alternatively, posting it free to scrappers on craigslist noting they have to carry it out should get it picked up pretty darn quickly!

and they'll buy the radiator for $35?! that's a good deal, we sold them 8 or 9 for $125 last year (they came and picked them up).

[georgy.livejournal.com]

Thanks! I actually have a connection to a scrapper who hauled away an old clothesline pole from my yard this summer, so if nothing else, I'll reach out to him again.

[msiebler.livejournal.com]

are you still looking for help ? I could drop by tomorow to take this

[georgy.livejournal.com]

That would be awesome. Email me at georgy dot cohen at gmail to arrange a time.

[georgy.livejournal.com]

Hi - Are you still interested? We just had a baby (!) so I apologize for the delay in my initial response.

[clevernonsense.livejournal.com]

What are the dimensions (and approx weight)? I actually have a project in mind that requires one, but I'd only be able to get it if I can carry it on my own (I don't think my wee wifey would appreciate being asked to help bring it in, so up to 150# would be no problem)

[georgy.livejournal.com]

Here is a really bad pic that I have handy. Not sure what it would weigh except "heavy". It's roughly the width of the window. If you had a dolly/hand truck of some sort, it would doable, I think. I don't think a normal guy could pick it up and carry it downstairs.