Just want to thank all the vigilant owners here for all the information i have found in their posts!!
I just bought a wonderful 1977 vigilant and after 2 weeks of cleaning, sealing and getting to know her i now know how nice it is to burn coal!!
THANK YOU ALL. I could not have done it with out this form
Brian
vigilant
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Re: vigilant
By: freetown fred On: Sun Nov 11, 2012 9:58 am
Nice Brian. It's who we are--it's what we do 
Welcome to the FORUM my friend
Welcome to the FORUM my friend-
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Re: vigilant
By: VigIIPeaBurner On: Sun Nov 11, 2012 10:58 am
The Vigilant series I is nearing 40 years in existence. That might give some time-line benchmark to the age of those of us with the knowledge shared on this forum. I don't count myself in that group as I was burning wood back then in an old Defiant (series I) I'm betting that these work-horse cast iron stoves will be around as long as the century old cast iron base burners. Most of the operating experience will be here, maybe forever?
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I'm betting that these work-horse cast iron stoves will be around as long as the century old cast iron base burners. Most of the operating experience will be here, maybe forever? Welcome!
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