What model is this?
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Looks exactly like my older Harman P38 (older controls). Does it have an igniter? If so it's a P43.
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I second that, it looks like my manual start P38. It's definitely not a P68. It's probably got some age on it, but looks like it's it good shape. The P38's are good units.
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