Englander stove/furnace

[Gearhead660]

Is this an NC30? What's a fair price for a used one? Any owner reviews out there?

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[Highbeam]

It’s not an nc30. That’s a stove. The furnace models are different like 28-3500.

They were not expensive and manual burn rate control.

 

[Gearhead660]

Was enclosed with a blower so thought it was a furnace.

 

[JRHAWK9]

Was enclosed with a blower so thought it was a furnace.

It is a furnace. What Highbeam was saying that the NC30 is a stove and that photo you posted is not of a stove so therefore it's not an NC30.

 

[brenndatomu]

Yeah that's a 28-3500 manually fired wood furnace...they were something like $700-1200 when new (depending on how old it is) and they have been out of production for about 4-5 years now...but they were half decent little units...people seemed to like them pretty well.
After the 28-3500, Englander made the 28-4000 for a few years...those were basically a NC30 with a air jacket and larger blower on it...those ran about $1200-1500...also no longer made...Englander is out of the wood furnace business it seems.
BTW, I see those 28-3500's for sale used for $400-500 pretty often around here.

 

[Gearhead660]

Found this one with asking price of $500. Was thinking of putting in the shop.

 

[brenndatomu]

If its not all roached and beat up, that should work out nicely (unless maybe the shop is huge, or really leaky)

 

[Highbeam]

It is a furnace. What Highbeam was saying that the NC30 is a stove and that photo you posted is not of a stove so therefore it's not an NC30.

Thank you. My grammar was particularly poor there.