Hello! I'm new here. I live in Alaska. I have owned a few different Blaze Kings over the years. We have the opportunity to buy a 30 year old Blaze King that has been used twice, ever. What is a fair price for this? Thank you in advance!
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30 year old Blaze King like New - What's it Worth?
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What is the model #? If it is a precatalytic KEJ model, not very much. Maybe $250? The old units were wood hogs with a big belly. If it has a catalyst, then $500?
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BKVP
Minister of Fire
Pre EPA models are not KE nor PE models, they are KT, KR, PT, PR. Then, there are specific model numbers. Ex. 302, 202, etc.
The label should be 100% intact if it has only been used a few times. It's located on the back of the stove.
That appears to be a non catalytic model, but to be 100% certain, a clear photo of the top of the stove and right hand side of the stove is needed
We stopped making KT and PT models in 1984....37 years ago. So if it is a KT or PT, it is between 37 years and 44 years old. (The only exception is if the stove was originally sold in an unregulated area of Canada)
Post some clearer pictures and also examine the label.
Pre EPA models are illegal in some parts of the USA including FBNSB. The Matsu Burrough is ready to launch a changeout program as well.
Either way, BeGreen is being very generous at a value of $250.00. Caveat Emptor!
The label should be 100% intact if it has only been used a few times. It's located on the back of the stove.
That appears to be a non catalytic model, but to be 100% certain, a clear photo of the top of the stove and right hand side of the stove is needed
We stopped making KT and PT models in 1984....37 years ago. So if it is a KT or PT, it is between 37 years and 44 years old. (The only exception is if the stove was originally sold in an unregulated area of Canada)
Post some clearer pictures and also examine the label.
Pre EPA models are illegal in some parts of the USA including FBNSB. The Matsu Burrough is ready to launch a changeout program as well.
Either way, BeGreen is being very generous at a value of $250.00. Caveat Emptor!
Nealm66
Minister of Fire
Sold my BK King in 2018 for $400. It had 3 year old catalyst. Some problems with it too. Got bought fast. Even threw in some elbow pipe I did not need. Replaced with Harmon XXV
Yes but this is a much older precat stove. I think $250 would be a decent asking price expecting less. That is if it is even legal to sell in their location.
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I see a lot of those here in Missouri for sale the prices are all over the place ranging from $200 - $ 1000
I believe they made them In Centralia MO so many were sold here
I believe they made them In Centralia MO so many were sold here
D. Hermit
Feeling the Heat
I would base your value off what you see other blaze kings going for in AK, both new and used. I know there are a lot of things that cost a ton used out there, because well, the price to get the product out there is alot. Not to mention, many people prolly are cutting their own wood, so really dont care about have a new efficient stove. You may be surprised at what value you could have, esp if its in good shape.
