Anyone know anything about coal stokers?
06-16-2008, 11:13 AM
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Anyone know anything about coal stokers? Looking for a manufacturer of large commercial size Coal stokers/boilers. In the range of 1.8-2 million BTU. Must burn Anthracite coal (Not bituminous).
Kind of a funny place to ask this, but I've looked everywhere. Most of the companies that used to make them were in pennsylvania and went out of business in the last 20 years. I've found a coal boiler, I just need to find a stoker for anthracite coal.
Kind of a funny place to ask this, but I've looked everywhere. Most of the companies that used to make them were in pennsylvania and went out of business in the last 20 years. I've found a coal boiler, I just need to find a stoker for anthracite coal.
06-16-2008, 11:34 AM
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last one i did was very small compaired to the one your looking for.
i ended up finding a used one they we where doing a new system in. i took it off that job, cleaned it up, fixed it up and installed it.
what about someplace like Johnson air. they sell those huge air rotaions units etc.
i ended up finding a used one they we where doing a new system in. i took it off that job, cleaned it up, fixed it up and installed it.
what about someplace like Johnson air. they sell those huge air rotaions units etc.
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Tim, there used to be a big company in Worcester, Ma. called: Riley Stoker Corp. They dealt in all commercial stoker equipment....not sure whether or not they still exist, though..... Also, a Co. in Coblskill, NY called National Stove Works may still make some of that coal-burning equipment. I don't think they are far from LVD....WJ
