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Old 9/6/06, 9:58 PM
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Wadda beast. These two furnaces still operate, although I'm still recommending replacement for a myriad of deficiencies.

Anyone have any idea their age? The home was built in 1926.
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Wadda beast. These two furnaces still operate, although I'm still recommending replacement for a myriad of deficiencies.

Anyone have any idea their age? The home was built in 1926.
That Looks like asbestos Hard board in the front of the furnace .
Furnace could be from that age did the have coal gas in that area back then
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Old 9/6/06, 10:22 PM
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These units had asbestos coming out of every orifice. . .



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What a beast... Looks like you could heat treat steel in those things..

Not the direct answer Jeff but it may just give you a clue...

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Where do you shovel the coal in that thing? Ha Ha. Wow, that's vintage stuff. Nice hardware though.
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I would not be surprised if they were installed when the house was built.



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I would not be surprised if they were installed when the house was built.
They were about 4-1/2 feet high, 2-1/2 feet wide and 4 feet deep. They had to go in before the house was built



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