Mystery Stove

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Post by McKoker » Sat. Dec. 13, 2008 7:03 pm

Someone gave this stove to my neighbor a couple of years ago and he's been using it to heat a 40 x 70 garage. He asked me to post some pics to see if anyone could identify the manufacturer. There is a spot where a name plate used to be. If other pics from different angles would help or some physical description, let me know.

Thanks
terry

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Post by rockwood » Sat. Dec. 13, 2008 7:42 pm

Don't know the make but curious to know if you have any pictures of the inside of the stove? I'm always more interested in the inside design of a stove or furnace than the outside.


 
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Post by tsb » Sun. Dec. 14, 2008 10:16 am

That's a basic home mader. If it makes heat, it's a winner.

 
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Post by LsFarm » Sun. Dec. 14, 2008 10:32 am

I was originally thinking a homemade unit too, but I see a fair amount of sophistication, in the curved sidewalls, interesting door handles and the diverter/damper handle in the top corner..

So, I'm thinking a local steel shop or an early pre-production unit from a stove company,, have you every seen one of the really early Harman stove?? pretty basic..

It will be interesting to find out what it is..

Greg L

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