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4Johnpipe
4Johnpipe Member Posts: 488
in THE MAIN WALL
Check this old gal out!!! Just sitting dormant in a customers basement. Waiting to see if I can acquire
this...
LANGAN'S PLUMBING & HEATING LLC
Considerate People, Considerate Service, Consider It Done!
732-751-1560
email: langansph@yahoo.com
www.langansplumbing.com
Steve Minnich

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  • Steve Minnich
    Steve Minnich Member Posts: 2,868
    Nice!
    Steve Minnich
    4Johnpipe
  • Steve Minnich
    Steve Minnich Member Posts: 2,868
    I had an Ideal coal fired water heater years ago. Painted the body one color, the lettering and shamrock another. Eventually got rid of everything but the doors and flue baffle.
    Steve Minnich
    4Johnpipe
  • RobG
    RobG Member Posts: 1,844
    Sitting dormant? Let me guess, another forced air change out?
    Zman
  • 4Johnpipe
    4Johnpipe Member Posts: 488
    You guessed it!!! Scorched air...
    LANGAN'S PLUMBING & HEATING LLC
    Considerate People, Considerate Service, Consider It Done!
    732-751-1560
    email: langansph@yahoo.com
    www.langansplumbing.com
  • Steamhead
    Steamhead Member Posts: 18,170
    That's actually a domestic water heater, not a heating boiler. It circulated into a storage tank by gravity, not unlike an aquabooster does now with a pump.
    All Steamed Up, Inc.
    Towson, MD, USA
    Steam, Vapor & Hot-Water Heating Specialists
    Oil & Gas Burner Service
    Consulting
    4Johnpipe
  • njtommy
    njtommy Member Posts: 1,105
    4Johnpipe said:

    You guessed it!!! Scorched air...

    But why? hydronics are so much better.
    That would be awesome to get your hands on.
  • RobG
    RobG Member Posts: 1,844
    Steamhead said:

    That's actually a domestic water heater, not a heating boiler. It circulated into a storage tank by gravity, not unlike an aquabooster does now with a pump.

    I have never seen one of those in my travels, nice old concept. Working in and around Baltimore sure exposes you to interesting things.

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