Makes you wonder
No site of Fire bricks, special refractory mortars etc on this baby...makes you wonder?
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Les -- it was there in your neighborhood all along. What a great find. Thanks! We're lucky, the Pierini brothers didn't have the Internet; they had to do it from memory.
James
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Les, you obviously didn't follow the same build method, they used juuuuust a tad more mortar in their joints.
Guess there is a lot to be said for the cut to fit method, although, it is amazing gravity has not taken over and that large chunk has not fallen out.
If ou go back, be sure to watch out for the rockslides.....you may loose a foot.
RT
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Thats funny Ken - when I saw it, I thought "cracks happen". But this puppy has some issues. They may have got a bad bag of Refmix or Heatstop.Originally posted by Ken524 View PostUhmmm... Maybe my little hairline cracks aren't so bad after all. That one in the back is a whopper!
Les...
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Uhmmm... Maybe my little hairline cracks aren't so bad after all. That one in the back is a whopper!
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Maybe all our ovens will be historic sites someday!
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We are the third most active state (maybe tied w/ Hawaii). And it does get cold.Originally posted by RTflorida View PostAnother nice find. Looks like an earhquake. Is there siesmic activity in Nevada, severe frost heave? Something made the earth move under this one.
RT
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Another nice find. Looks like an earhquake. Is there siesmic activity in Nevada, severe frost heave? Something made the earth move under this one.
RT
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Fantastic piece of history - thanks for sharing.
I wonder if the last thing baked in it caused the damage (which looks quite extensive and not like a gradual decline). I bet it has a lot of stories to tell!!!
Rossco
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Everywhere I go - there they are. Notice the vent hole in the top back of the oven. I don't know if this was capped off after the fire had died down or not. I hope that mine will look a little better after 80-90 years, not that I will be around to use it.
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