Station Agent
Price $4850.00
Manufactured c. 1890 – 1910
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Body Style: Heating Stove
Make: Station Agent
Model: Potbelly
Date of manufacturer: 1890 – 1910
Current fuel set up: Wood / coal
Conversion available: Yes
Conversion Options: Gas, propane, electric
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The Station Agent features exquisite nickeling which is a unique feature on a potbelly stove. The nickeling absolutely sparkles, and the detailing in the nickeling on all of the front doors is marvelous. A large cooklid rests on the extra large top. This reliable heater takes a 24 inch stick of wood and can heat a good-sized room or area all night long. An ash cleanout box located in the ash cleanout area at the base of the stove is a convenient feature. The Station Agent beautifully combines the refined decorative detailing often found on other stove styles with the vintage and historic charm of a potbelly stove.
Current setup: Wood / coal
Conversion option: Yes
Conversion fuels: Gas, propane, electric
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Electric Installation
Exhaust/venting required: No
Clearance required: No
Watts: 5,000
BTUs / Volts / Amp: 18,000 / 220 / 30
* The addition of a heat shield to the wall or to the stove allows for a 50% reduction of required clearance space down to an 18″ air space from combustible walls and a 9″ air space from noncombustible walls.
Body Materials: Cast Iron
Color: Black
Finish: Matte
Plating: Nickeling
Overall Dimensions: 26″W x 26″D
Footprint: 26″W x 26″D
Height to Cook Top: 45″
Height to Top of Stove: 45″
Flue Position: Rear
Flue Shape: Round
Weight Uncrated: 400 lbs
Weight Crated: 600 lbs
Number of Cook Lids: 1
Number of Cook Lids: 1
Other:
Mushroom top, cook lid, belly guard, nameplate, draft controls, grates, ash clean out
$4850.00 – Price (fully restored)
$300.00 – Cost to crate
$5150.00 – Total Purchase Price*
*Prices subject to change. Conversion and custom costs are determined on a case by case basis according to the interests of the customer and configuration of the stove. Shipping charges are due at the time of shipment.
The cost of shipping is determined by the weight and size of the stove, delivery location and site-specific requirements like a lift gate or scheduled appointment.