Day one boiler install pics

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JP11

Minister of Fire
May 15, 2011
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Central Maine
Well... It sure was stressfull. The tank is within a half inch of hiting the truss, when flat. It just BARELY made it diagonally being tipped up.

It's technically over the limits of the tractor (my contractor got disgusted and gave it a heave to help it pivot...) and that's all it took.

One in and upright, another still outside on the trailer. First one has a foot of rust and (i hope it's ice) coming out of the drain, slowly.

Nice to finally be started.

JP
 

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Getting started is always the hardest part, but now it will just keep rolling. Keep up the good work, and the pics!
 
You're right. Second one stood up in about 30 minutes. Need to jack em up just a bit to get the ball valve on the drain. Contractor back in the master bath.. I pushed it enough with my wife stealing him to do the boiler. Master bath is the last room upstairs to be done.
 
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