Quaker #8 Parts Stove
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i seem to remember a PM that went along these lines.
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but but KC there is a HUGE hole here ... spot what it is!!!!!! I think there may now be a pill for this sickness.
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There ya go thinkin againcoalnewbie wrote:but but KC there is a HUGE hole here ... spot what it is!!!!!! I think there may now be a pill for this sickness.
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- Coal Size/Type: Nut Anth.
- Other Heating: none
i'd be hard pressed to think of a better place for it. run with it my friend.coalnewbie wrote:but but KC there is a HUGE hole here ... spot what it is!!!!!! I think there may now be a pill for this sickness.
about the pill, i'm sure it's nothing more than a Cialis effect.
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- Coal Size/Type: Nuts !
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coalnewbie wrote:OK, just got off the phone with Wilson we are seeing where all the bits are ..... these are super rare. If I collected the Herald, G#8, the Wings Best and now the Q#8, I would have a collection of the 4 ultra competitive horsemen from Taunton. What a photo that would make!!!!!! A museum room with Taunton memorabilia. yyyyeeeaaahhhh.
Only a week ago I looked my wife in the eye and put my hand over my heart and solomnly said ... I promise I am done with collecting coal stoves..... and then I laughed and I laughed and I laughed.
You've wanted one each of the four pillars of Taunton success for awhile. Certainly an opportunity that can't be missed.
How's the floor joists doing, by the way ?
Paul
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- Coal Size/Type: Rice,
- Other Heating: Heating Oil CH, Toyotomi OM 22
So master of Cooking with Coal. This stove is no #208 however, imagine a G#8 with a honking great ash bin and that you can shovel out with an ordinary shovel - no ash pan required. Potatoes etc. wrapped like a camp fire in the ashes.... they don't get too hot with a BB. A top oven you can stick a whole chicken in...... the heat output of a G#8. I would need a much bigger pan or just cook a chicken soup with veggies up there....
My knees are going weak, I had better sit down. Exit stage left mumbling incoherently ... who needs cocaine.
My knees are going weak, I had better sit down. Exit stage left mumbling incoherently ... who needs cocaine.
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- Coal Size/Type: Nuts !
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Just remember not to shake ashes while the soufflé is in the oven.
Paul
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You guys are killing me ...... I have to get my man cave finished ...... And get working on my range I want a full membership in the " Cooking With Coal Club."
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Or you could grow a redwood tree out of it. (Nice acquisition Wilson.)coalnewbie wrote:and I would agree. I thought the Q#6 was nearly as big as the G#8. That has got to be a honking beast of a stove. You can always use the firepot as a boat anchor.i'm very certain it is significantly bigger than both mentioned stoves.
How's the man-cave coming Paulie? Some nice weather coming up next week. Are you finish working the walls, or more construction of chimneys?
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will searching for #8 quaker parts I have found a pile of #6 quaker parts, grates ash pit, fire pot etc. Wilson
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- Hand Fed Coal Stove: Invader 2
- Baseburners & Antiques: Wings Best, Glenwood #8(x2) Herald 116x
- Coal Size/Type: Rice,
- Other Heating: Heating Oil CH, Toyotomi OM 22
Due to my serious attack of extreme laziness, the stove must be ready to fire, although a new barrel is OK. I just have never been a bone pile type of guy. Waiting for one of three master stove builders in this area to find a unique part for a rare stove is like waiting for Obummer to get his head out of his a$$. So I am holding my breath .....
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- Coal Size/Type: Stove, Chesnut, Pea, Rice / Anthracite
I'm on track to finish the plaster on the walls this week. My bride put the stop on mixing any more plaster inside the house.joeq wrote: How's the man-cave coming Paulie? Some nice weather coming up next week. Are you finish working the walls, or more construction of chimneys?
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On the bright side she agreed to one more chimney in the sunroom, that I picked up on craigslist. I guess between now and this summer, I have to figure out how I can get at least 3 flues in it.
Paulie