Andes 418
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I'm not sure how much different they are, but here is a link to Randy's 517 thread. I think he has some info on others, you could check with him.
Geneva Andes 517 W/ Double Heater Feature Stove Restoration
Geneva Andes 517 W/ Double Heater Feature Stove Restoration
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The 418 is not listed in any of the literature I have. I am not sure how different they are from my model stoves.
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Darn, I was hoping you would have something.Photog200 wrote:The 418 is not listed in any of the literature I have. I am not sure how different they are from my model stoves.
Randy
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Is there a 418??????????????? You'd think someone here woulda heard of it.
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i looked for a couple hrs. didn't find a CL listing on searchtempest for that name nor anything online other than the comment right here.freetown fred wrote:Is there a 418??????????????? You'd think someone here woulda heard of it.
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OK, I take that back.
on a hunch I loaded my "catch them all" secret search terms and found it.
of course i'm not sayin where or how, neither do I know anything about that model stove. could be an Oak or some other configuration.
stick with the seller and post details as you are comfortable.
best of luck,
steve
on a hunch I loaded my "catch them all" secret search terms and found it.
of course i'm not sayin where or how, neither do I know anything about that model stove. could be an Oak or some other configuration.
stick with the seller and post details as you are comfortable.
best of luck,
steve
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Yep, I did the basics & found nothing. Closest seemed to be a kitchen oven/stove--wood/coal??????? Yes, keep us posted D.
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Here is a picture of one if that helps.
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Good, that eases my mind. I posted an Andes to the Craiglist thread here and I was hoping it wasn't the one that dhansen was looking at. It isn't.Pauliewog wrote:Here is a picture of one if that helps.
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Ah, it is in the Cayuta series stoves. That is a much newer oak model stove that came a few years after the stoves in my catalog. I looked at a Cayuta stove about a year ago and it was strictly a oak style. I am not sure what options were available for it when it was new.
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This is very, very late model indeed. This one dates from the 1920's. This model was the economy model of the Andes Oak. They were still an Andes, thus; a high, high quality product. These were are direct draft oaks. I wouldn't think twice about owning one of these.
Thanks guys.
My daughter turned up unexpectedly for Christmas and needless to say I got distracted! She had previously said she wasn't coming home this year (she's in Tacoma, WA and we are in Maine) so I had set myself up for a bummer of a Christmas. Oh how she turned that around, the sneaky little girl. What a joy it was to have her home.
The Andes 418 was on the Maine Craigslist and is still listed. I figured it was an oak heater but wanted to be sure. Thanks!
My daughter turned up unexpectedly for Christmas and needless to say I got distracted! She had previously said she wasn't coming home this year (she's in Tacoma, WA and we are in Maine) so I had set myself up for a bummer of a Christmas. Oh how she turned that around, the sneaky little girl. What a joy it was to have her home.
The Andes 418 was on the Maine Craigslist and is still listed. I figured it was an oak heater but wanted to be sure. Thanks!