What's this boiler part 2? For the olduns ;-)
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Hasn't broken down in 20 years and just the pilot keeps the kitchen nice and warm. When it ignites it's like a furnace in there. I love it and sometime I'll paint it and make a feature of it.[url]
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Sorry but I can't seem to make it a vertical picture.
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Sorry but I can't seem to make it a vertical picture.
A Crane Cavalier - that really is an oldie! https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/flue-runs-down-...
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I have an old coal boiler in the garage that heated the garage with 2 rads, when I moved in... bet it's older!
You have to riddle it about every two hours to get the ash out and fresh coal into it... must look for a maker's name, it's cast iron and doesn't even "ring" when you hit it with a hammer, just a solid "THUNK".
Maybe I should plumb it in as a backup, it doesn't need electricity, gravity circulation only!
You have to riddle it about every two hours to get the ash out and fresh coal into it... must look for a maker's name, it's cast iron and doesn't even "ring" when you hit it with a hammer, just a solid "THUNK".
Maybe I should plumb it in as a backup, it doesn't need electricity, gravity circulation only!
guindilias said:
I have an old coal boiler in the garage that heated the garage with 2 rads, when I moved in... bet it's older!
You have to riddle it about every two hours to get the ash out and fresh coal into it... must look for a maker's name, it's cast iron and doesn't even "ring" when you hit it with a hammer, just a solid "THUNK".
Maybe I should plumb it in as a backup, it doesn't need electricity, gravity circulation only!
Trianco You have to riddle it about every two hours to get the ash out and fresh coal into it... must look for a maker's name, it's cast iron and doesn't even "ring" when you hit it with a hammer, just a solid "THUNK".
Maybe I should plumb it in as a backup, it doesn't need electricity, gravity circulation only!
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