Valve strainer on Boiler burst

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branimal

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I have an investment property I bought this winter. In the boiler room there is a bad draft and many (5 or more) of the copper pipes solder joints "broke loose”. Fortunately the water was off. I replaced all the copper and fittings.

Once I got those leaks fixed I found a leak in what I believe to be the valve strainer. The back plate is cracked open and water is gushing out.

Can I replace just the back plate or will I need a new Valve strainer? Could there be other breaks inside the boiler itself?

It is a Mcdonnell-Miller 47-2.

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Thanks
 

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ordered a McDonnell & Miller SA47-101-102 Valve and Strainer Assembly. Hoping that's all that's broken.
 
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