For Sale: MU 200/100 gas furnace

[Lynn Read]

For sale: MU 200/100 gas furnace for sale. I made this furnace with a "HUB" DIY kit. $3000 o.b.o. 5 years old. 5"castolite, 10" fiber backing. Gathering ports 12" lg & 7" sm. Includes recuperator and Thermjet burner. Melts nice glass.
Therms/month = 1153 melting 400 pounds batch every week. The recuperator need some love. Two crucibles fit inside, one #300 and one #90 EC. Works great for blowing straight from furnace. Can send pictures or visit link below,

http://picasaweb.google.com/the1973rock

Located in Portland Oregon. Wish to sale A.S.A.P. Need to make some room for different furnace and I have no extra space to store it. Call or email.

Lynn 503 310 0609 lynnread@vitreluxe.com

[Pete VanderLaan]

let me show some ignorance here. Who makes an "MU" furnace. What is the gathering port size? How thick is the insulation?

[Brian Gingras]

that would be a hub unit.

[Pete VanderLaan]

Actually, I knew that. I was trying to get Lynn to flesh out the advertisement a little bit.

[Brian Gingras]

oops...I had hoped so, but you never truly know :)

[Drew Hine]

I agree, think that hub makes the best equipment on the market. I would not waste any time on anything else. That is a great deal. Can you estimate what you spend a month on the unit?
Drew Hine

[Lynn Read]

For sale: MU 200/100 gas furnace for sale. I made this furnace with a "HUB" DIY kit. $3000 o.b.o. 5 years old. 5"castolite, 10" fiber backing. Gathering ports 12" lg & 7" sm. Includes recuperator and Thermjet burner. Melts nice glass.
Therms/month = 1153 melting 400 pounds batch every week. The recuperator need some love. Two crucibles fit inside, one #300 and one #90 EC. Works great for blowing straight from furnace. Can send pictures.

http://picasaweb.google.com/the1973rock

Located in Portland Oregon. Wish to sale A.S.A.P. Need to make some room for different furnace and I have no extra space to store it. Call or email.

Lynn 503 310 0609 lynnread@vitreluxe.com

Drew to answer your question?
Per month I consume an average of 1153 therms X $1.30 per therm. You need to know what your utility company charges per therms (plus all taxes, license fees, public purpose taxes and service fees) Basically the nickel and dime fees.

I am days away from installing my new #300 Stadelman furnace. Hopefully before new years. So I need to make room under my hood. That means my MU 200/100 needs to go. I have no extra space. I have pictures I can email. I can sell all controls or just the superstructure, what do you need?

[Pete VanderLaan]

It's always a tough job to explain to someone that you are getting a Porsche and that you have to sell them that Ford Pinto you absolutely worship.