Hi, @CharlesP, Sorry, I've never heard of a "Seen Furnace". Do you have any paperwork from the furnace? How's about posting some photos, so we can see, exactly, what you have? That might help us, help you. Take care, and God Bless! Doc
Hi @Doc Mark Typo in his text. He meant Sheen Furnace I believe. Here are 2x CCS links: Mystery stove Great Lumley March 2008 Best Regards, Kerophile.
Hi @CharlesP I would estimate that these kerosene-fuelled furnaces have not been made for 40-50 years and I doubt that any parts are commercially available. What parts do you know/think you might need? I believe that some of the replaceable parts such as seals and washers could be copied and replaced. However if any metal parts are missing these will be more difficult, if not impossible to replace. Best Regards, Kerophile.
Hi @CharlesP if you require any advice on suitable gasket/washer materials of how to make the seals just ask. Similar projects: Bering Flame Machine: full fettle Tyers No.2 furnace Best Regards, Kerophile.
Trevor and I fettled one of these years ago - we called it 'The Starship Enterprise'. From memory, it needed a new pump leather and NRV pip, both of which we made. The story will be on here somewhere, probably linked with our visits to the Bishop Auckland Scout Group who were the owners... Edit: - I see that George (kerophile) has linked to it already. Cheers, George - I'll have a little chuckle reading that now. Lord, wasn't I thinner in those days...