Hydro-heater information quest. ???

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Claude

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Hello, brand new to this forum and very excited about my recent score of a Hydro-Heater at the cost of half a tank of gas. That said I have no clue about this stove other than if I had the welding Skills to fabricate it I would have. I am on second day trying to find information on this stove with no luck. I am trying to find out who manufactured this stove so I may completely understand it. It was built in 1980 So it shouldn't be an issue
 

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Whow! I didn't think they made stoves that loose as late as 1980. Looks like an old Franklin stove. Are you sure it doesn't say 1880?

Never seen one!
 
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