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Old patio heater

Discussion in 'Non-EPA Woodstoves and Fireplaces' started by KaptJaq, Jul 5, 2018.

  1. KaptJaq

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    I am staying in a home in a warmer climate. In the winter here the owner uses this stove as a patio heater. He burns wood or coal, usually bituminous. There are adjustable air inlets both above & below the fire box, an ash removal door on the bottom, and a loading door on top. For the summer it is pushed in the coner out of the way.

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    Beastly thing....:yes:

    You off the Island now, Kap?
     
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    I'm far enough off the Island that almost any direction I travel I would be getting closer to home...

    No fire to tend, no reason to stay home.

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    Kapt, That thing looks like something out of a horror movie or Hitlers dungeons! :eek:o_O:startled: What kind is it, never seen one like that before... Mid evil looking thing...
     
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    No name or plates on it. It appears to be about quarter inch steel. All the owner knows is that it originated somewhere in France and traveled a bit before it wound up here.

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