I have been keeping an eye out for a 404 wood cook stove for a few years. They were sold for many years in Europe, but only made it to the US pre millennium. They are a great stove for a camp for décor or a modern house as they are a lot smaller than a standard cookstove and don't throw off as much heat as a standard cook stove. The stove is set up for wood and supposedly coal.
I haven't decided where to install it yet.
The one I picked up is in very good condition. The porcelain is just about perfect except for two chips and the griddles and chrome bar are mint. in general it looks like the stove was used very little.
They pop up every so often but usually in places like Tennessee and Pennsylvania so the logistics of shipping make it difficult. This one popped up a few days ago on Craigslist and it was 2 hour drive.
I now have to rare Jotuls, a 606 and 404.
No photos yet but plenty of images on the internet.
I haven't decided where to install it yet.
The one I picked up is in very good condition. The porcelain is just about perfect except for two chips and the griddles and chrome bar are mint. in general it looks like the stove was used very little.
They pop up every so often but usually in places like Tennessee and Pennsylvania so the logistics of shipping make it difficult. This one popped up a few days ago on Craigslist and it was 2 hour drive.
I now have to rare Jotuls, a 606 and 404.
No photos yet but plenty of images on the internet.
