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Evans Oil Heater

I am looking for information on an Evans oil heater. Uses #1 or #2 oil. Manufactured in Plymouth, Michigan around 1930 by Evans Heating and Appliance Division. Continue

Added by Barry Lee Schappell on February 22, 2010 at 8:05am — No Comments

Magic Andes #15

Looking for parts however it appears that some parts are from Art Andes and Andes # 31, 33 and 35. The bottom skirt for instance. Any info would be extremely helpfull. Thanks Greg. Continue

Added by greg earhart on February 12, 2010 at 9:03pm — No Comments

wood cook stove for parts on E-Bay and the clock is ticking

The sellers have no idea what make this stove is but if they do not sell it...it goes to the scrap yard.it is in Blackwell, Oklahoma,
The post has ended but the stove did not sell.
Is it a Round Oak? it looks something like the ones I have seen and almost looks like ours but being new to the cook stove style, I'm just not sure. Anyway, too bad to see it go to the junk yard.

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Added by The old Man on February 12, 2010 at 10:00am — No Comments

Help with locating value

Can anyone help with Identifying a value for this S.P. Co. Caboose stove. Unknown year. I have had it for a long time. Anyone know of a web site or someone that knows about railroad stoves? Thanks. Paul

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Added by Paul Wickersham on February 10, 2010 at 9:47pm — No Comments

i want to see if this stove is worth anything.

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Added by michael on February 10, 2010 at 8:20am — No Comments

Round Oak Range build dates

I found this info on the Roand Oak Stoves and thought I should post it.
the web site is: http://www.roundoak.info/ranges.html

Round Oak RANGE build dates

Boiler Iron Chief

E, M, O - 1903
R - 1905
T - 1912
"A" Series - 1912 to 1924

Cast Iron Chief dates

S - 1911
X - 1912
X2 - 1915

Cast Iron K dates

K -

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Added by The old Man on February 9, 2010 at 3:30pm — No Comments

Operating a Round Oak Cylinder Stove Safely

There are a few simple safety rules to operate a RO cylinder stove. The stoves I am discussing are the ROs built from the 1890s thru 1947. I am addressing wood fuel operating procedures. Coal requires a different operating procedure. 1) I do not recommend burning a stove with defects such as holes in the cylinder barrel or cracks in the fire pot and ash pit or if there are gaps in the stove seams. Burning with defects limits the ability to safely control the fire. 2) Make sure "wood grate" is… Continue

Added by Larry Koschkee on February 1, 2010 at 9:44am — No Comments

What Features I like about the Round Oak Cylinder Stoves

Member Jerry Sage inquired how I obtained my ROs and wanted me to name 4 - 5 features I liked about the ROs. I assumed he was inquiring about cylinder style stoves. I have bought and sold countless ROs since the 1960s and acquired them through several means and circumstances and some vicariously. Radio ads, newspaper and shopping news ads, ads in grocery stores, hardware stores and etc., word of mouth, auctions and farm sales, curbside and along highways. Several stoves were brought to me to res… Continue

Added by Larry Koschkee on January 30, 2010 at 1:03pm — 3 Comments

PayDay Loans – No more installments

Payday loans is a special type of loan provided by the banks preferable in the US. These types of loans are for short term only and are required to e paid before applying for the next loan. Advantage of payday loans is that they are issued immediately as a customer applies for it within a period of a day. The banks are available within… Continue

Added by alicehenry on January 9, 2010 at 4:33am — No Comments

home comfort stove

Hello, everyone I have a home comfort stove 321820 no. 96 and I am looking for a water tank warmer and two brackets that hold the water tank. If any one knows where I can find this part or has this part I would be overjoyed if you email me.Thank you, Tony. tonyrayfield61@yahoo.com Continue

Added by tony junior rayfield on December 30, 2009 at 2:58pm — No Comments

Florence 153 stove needs new refractory coating inside

Hello, I own a Florence 153 stove, but the inner refractory coating is gone. Any idea how I can restore that? Thanks. Continue

Added by Bernard Munos on December 30, 2009 at 11:00am — No Comments

I found your website when I asked Google about the Culter & Proctor Stove Company...we have a 16" Ha…

I found your website when I asked Google about the Culter & Proctor Stove Company...we have a 16" Hamilton Oak(airtight?) which was made way back when...possibly 1916?...we use it in our cabin and it works just great! Back in 1980 I sent a question to the Peoria paper asking if anyone had any knowledge of the stove and I received three responses...and I'll share one letter with you: Dear Mr. Nelson:, Nov 24, 1980 I saw your article on the editorial page of today's paper and it naturaly caugh… Continue

Added by Frederick Nelson on December 28, 2009 at 12:30pm — 3 Comments

buck's laurel

I've recently acquired a buck's laurel antique stove. Was wondering if anyone knew anything about them. Continue

Added by thomas hughes on December 25, 2009 at 10:22am — 1 Comment

todd stove cutler and proctor

I am looking for any information about this stove thanks David Continue

Added by david crittell on December 23, 2009 at 7:57pm — No Comments

Moore Brothers Gas Cook Stove

I recently purchased a Moore Brothers Gas Cook Stove I think is from the 1930's. I haven't been able to find any information about it. The stove is in good shape but does need some work. I would like to bring it back to a show room look but I need some direction. Does anybody know anything about this type of stove and where the best resources are for a working restoration?

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Added by Dorian Moore on December 14, 2009 at 2:18pm — No Comments

PEORIA STOVE PARTS NEEDED

I have a Peoria Stove known as a "Todd Stove." It was manufactured by the Culter and Proctor Stove Company of Peoria, IL. I need a few parts for it, specifically a door, hearth and flue attachment. If you have any of these parts, please write to me at watths@aim.com. Thanks, Howard Watts Continue

Added by Howard Watts on December 6, 2009 at 3:52pm — No Comments

my youngest

Being proud parent-my son Jeremy is fishing --,NYS charter captain-he had the privilege of chartering father-son team in June that was fishing 50 STATES IN 50 DAYS ..........imagine the enormity of the gift from father to son !!!!! You can see the video by clicking on fish5050-click on journey (notebook)-scroll down on right to new york-then click the video..JD only had them with him for three hrs./one day out of 365/so many things that could have gone wrong-any outdoor person knows-there was a… Continue

Added by JERRY SAGE on November 29, 2009 at 4:40am — No Comments

R-160 foot warmers

I'm looking to buy a complete set of foot warmers for a Round Oak R-160 stove in any condition Continue

Added by Gary Barg on November 27, 2009 at 12:36pm — No Comments

Duro Oak 121 information needed

I have been trying to find any information on my Duro Oak 121 Stove. I have not been able to find it on anyones stove site or even any information by googling it. I did however, stumble upon it here with Jack's post with the same stove also looking for information. I am hoping that he had some luck and might be kind enough to pass it along. If anyone else has any information on this stove, or its manufacturer, please let me know. It was made in New Hampshire I believe by the marking on the back… Continue

Added by Jeff Larry on November 26, 2009 at 10:36am — No Comments

Just trying to get my life together and rocking out when i can. So im totally having difficulty payi…

Just trying to get my life together and rocking out when i can. So im totally having difficulty paying off school but i just started flipping websites! its been great so far, made a good penny and getting loans paid!I learned from a couple articles that I really can pull myself out of debt and push my way back up to the top and start paying off these stupid student loans. I'm always looking for any good Home Business Work Opportunity a… Continue

Added by Mikey Tolliver on November 22, 2009 at 1:43am — No Comments