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Hello, can anyone help me identify what brand furnace is this? Trying to get some info on it

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  • efarrenovate
    efarrenovate Member Posts: 4

    I was call to service this furnace, it seems very very old. This is the only name plate on it. I would like to get some information on it before attempting to do any work on it. Thanks very much for your help as usual.

  • Steamhead
    Steamhead Member Posts: 17,529

    This was probably a small local or regional manufacturer. Marietta is a small town in Lancaster County, PA along the Susquehanna River just north of Columbia. If there is a historical society there you might check with them.

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  • bburd
    bburd Member Posts: 1,106

    Given the age of that boiler it is probably very simple, with industry standard parts like gas valve or oil burner, circulator etc. Servicing should be quite straightforward.


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  • 109A_5
    109A_5 Member Posts: 2,004
    National - U.S. Gas Boiler 45+ Years Old
    Steam 300 SQ. FT. - EDR 347
    One Pipe System
  • mattmia2
    mattmia2 Member Posts: 11,354
    edited January 24

    Should be about the same as any other boiler from the 50's/60's. Probably 60's since it seems to have a combination valve.

  • EBEBRATT-Ed
    EBEBRATT-Ed Member Posts: 17,006

    Looks like a boiler not a furnace. I can see a circ pump.

    mattmia2
  • HeatingHelp.com
    HeatingHelp.com Member, Moderator, Administrator Posts: 104

    Couldn't find much info on this gas fired steel boiler either, but here is its water rating from the Beacon Boiler Reference Book for new boilers between 1959-1972. https://heatinghelp.com/assets/documents/201.pdf

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