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OLD PIERCE BOILER
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Docfletcher
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At a friends home... Working boiler from 02-1908. Now burning oil but used to burn coal. I will go back and clean it up before taking full photos but for now here is shot of the all copper hot water tank and a poor photo of the brass plate riveted to the door.




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I think I have an old Pierce fitter's book that might have that boiler in it.All Steamed Up, Inc.
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I should have taken a photo dirty and all. Also see if I get the series number off the brass plate. House was built in 1863.
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How long has that copper water tank been in service? 100 years too? Not with that copper pipe and unions there!Serving Northern Maine HVAC & Controls. I burn wood, it smells good!0
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Yes it is 100 years old, at least the owner says it is. Plumbing to it, unions and piping etc may have changed over the years. When I get back there I'll try to find a nameplate on it. But it's in a really tough location to get to, and I'm not sure if I would be able to see the back side of it.0
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