Dunkirk Hot Water Boiler for radiant heating

[ballvalve]

http://www.ecrinternational.com/secu...ument/2379.pdf

If you would rather your dollars stay in the USA rather than disapper in Taiwan, here is a self cleaning rig made in the USA

http://www.heatinghelp.com/product-of-the-month

It seems in this economy we owe us [the US] the export of our dollars INTERNALLY.

Want to keep the USA running eternally? Find the domestic replacement for the "Eternal"

And before someone yells, its not a true comp to the Asian piece, but seek and ye shall find

[Redwood]

These are pretty good too...

http://www.triangletube.com/document...Literature.pdf

If you want a built in tankless coil this is a good choice...

http://www.triangletube.com/document...Literature.pdf

[Tom Sawyer]

Dunkirk is one of the oldest manufacturers of boilers in this country. Besides products with their own name, they have supplied castings to other manufacturers as well. There are not a lot of foundries left here anymore. I had the pleasure of spending some time at their booth at the trade show in Hershey. It looks like a good product and the price is right also.

[Redwood]

Dunkirk is one of the oldest manufacturers of boilers in this country. Besides products with their own name, they have supplied castings to other manufacturers as well. There are not a lot of foundries left here anymore. I had the pleasure of spending some time at their booth at the trade show in Hershey. It looks like a good product and the price is right also.

For that matter add Utica, & Pennco in and call it the same company....

[ballvalve]

Nice to see this back in honor of memorial day!

[Tom Sawyer]

Weil McLain and H.B. smith also cast their own iron