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Mitch A. Harris · #1 1/26/10, 12:24 AM

I'm stumped but I think this unit is maybe as old as 1968. Can anyone help me with the age.
100,000 BTU Bryant serial # 38R 31688

Russel Ray · #2 1/26/10, 1:34 AM

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Originally Posted by mharris6

I'm stumped but I think this unit is maybe as old as 1968. Can anyone help me with the age.
100,000 BTU Bryant serial # 38R 31688

The 31688 is a consecutive number, but the 38R seems to indicate the 38th week of 1964.

Bill Smith · #3 1/26/10, 11:40 AM

I agree with RR - 38th week of 1964.

Mitch A. Harris · #4 1/26/10, 6:54 PM

Thanks, Russel and Bill.

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