Join Us On Social Media!
|
|
|
Download The App!
Login To
Remove Ads
Remove Ads
Login To
Remove Ads
Remove Ads
Model Boats Website
Vertical boiler identification
3 Posts · 2 Followers · 3 Photos · 7 Likes
Began 1 year ago by
Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class
United StatesFollow This Thread
Not currently following
> Click to follow
> Click to follow
Latest Post 1 year ago by
( Newest Posts Shown First )
📝 Vertical boiler identification
27 Views · 2 Likes
Country: 🇺🇸 United States
Online: 2 days ago
Online: 2 days ago
Yea really sorry i missed this one. I have a Midwest fantail launch that I lengthened by 8 inches amidships and this would have been perfect for it. This body of this one was 3" diameter and 7" tall.
Hoping someone here has an idea who made this one or possibly has one or one similar they might be interested in selling.
Hoping someone here has an idea who made this one or possibly has one or one similar they might be interested in selling.
▲
⟩⟩
hermank
Len1
Sub-Lieutenant📝 Vertical boiler identification
35 Views · 2 Likes
Country: 🇺🇸 United States
Online: 7 hours ago
Online: 7 hours ago
It looks beautiful. I sold last year a boiler made here in Massachusetts. It worked on AC power. I thought I could convert it to using stereo to heat it. I decided to just sell it off. It was made in early 1900. It worked n had a piston motor n flywheel.
▲
⟩⟩
hermank
Len1
Howard hager
📝 Vertical boiler identification
43 Views · 3 Likes
Country: 🇺🇸 United States
Online: 2 days ago
Online: 2 days ago
Looking for help identifying this vertical boiler. It was listed on ebay over the weekend and I missed bidding on it. Is this an early PM Research vertical boiler? If anyone knows or maybe has one like it for sale I am interested.
▲
⟩⟩
hermank
Len1
EdW
Login To
Remove Ads
Remove Ads
