mranum said:Sorta looks an early model of this doesn't it?
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mellow said:Im starting to wonder if this is a scam or not, I had tried contacting the people and they said its still for sale by email, but will not return phone calls. I too have been trying to figure out if its a knock off or what, I have tried to find a similar stove by looking at google images and can't find one like it.
mellow said:Since we are on this topic, anyone know what brand this gas stove is? The guy selling it doesn't know.
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BeGreen said:mellow said:Since we are on this topic, anyone know what brand this gas stove is? The guy selling it doesn't know.
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Repost the question on the gas forum for a better response.
Todd said:Definitely an old cat stove minus the cat. Have no idea what brand? What does it say on that little metal plate on the right below the door?
stoveguy2esw said:Todd said:Definitely an old cat stove minus the cat. Have no idea what brand? What does it say on that little metal plate on the right below the door?
thats likely a caution tag ,most all stoves have em it tells ya "hey its a fire in there be careful" or some other anti darwinian statement. it will not have serial or model data.
which brings me to the bad news for our stove owner. since the serial tag has been removed strict interpretation of code considers that unit as "unlisted" even though it was listed when it was built due to the Ul tag being removed. therefore you may have to follow nfpa211 standards for unlisted solid fueled heaters. rather than the spec's listed in whatever stove that is's manual.
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