LLigetfa said:You could always make a stove from a mailbox.
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maverick06 said:looks similiar to the one at harbor freight: http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/itemdisplay/displayItem.do?itemid=32058&submit2=find+it
dont have one, but would like to have a use for it...
I got an old antique one that looks alot like this but it has white enamel sides.
Has knock-outs in the back for hot water.
There's a couple small cracked cast pieces need to be fixed.
Combo coal and wood.
Anyone near-by want it?
My neighbor has heated his shop with one for years. A two story 2,000 square foot shop that is bigger than his house. It has a heat pump but when he is in there the box stove provides the heat.
Nostalgia time...CK-1 said:
Back in my youth I spent a Winter living on a remote island, trapping and hunting. We mostly ate what we killed but would go to town for bacon. Anyway, a friend that knew that I had bagged a moose on the island saw me eying up some bacon at the store and asked me why, followed by "well, how much bacon did you get off that moose?". Some people just don't make the connection as to where their food comes from.
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