Hello, I have a vintage Iron Fireman coal burning 'unit heater' that I've restored to working condition, and currently burn wood pellets in to heat my garage. It is, unfortunately, a bit too large and powerfull for the space. Does anyone have any idea what this might be worth? Are there any others out there? I have extensively searched the Internet and what little information I have found would suggest it was built around 1939, and was used to heat stores, warehouses, etc. Thanks for any information.
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Thank you..I'll give that a try. BTW...been on and off this site for several years now...an absolute treasure chest of great information!
Welcome aboard - the nepa site is to coal what hearth.com is to wood/pellets/gas. Great folks over there and I am sure a wealth of knowledge just waiting to help.
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