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Coal Tools
FStephenMasek
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The house I lived in from ages 1 to 13 (1958 to 1970) had a gravity coal furnace with a stoker. The place had no insulation, so that thing would be running full-tilt, but we still had multiple blankets at night. I still have the tools for dealing with the clinkers and cleaning the ash out. Is there some sort of museum appropriate for them?
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Go over to coalpail.com- there's people still using solid fuel and probably could use them.Trying to squeeze the best out of a Weil-McLain JB-5 running a 1912 1 pipe system.0
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