Vintage CAST IRON Caboose Size Pot Belly Stove VGC Nice

Vintage CAST IRON  "Caboose Size" Pot Belly Stove - "Hutch" brand - Very Good Condition 

"Hutch" cast into the front door. Smaller "caboose size" cast iron pot belly stove.   We believe this stove to date from the late 1960s or early 1970s as we can recall the same or similar stoves being advertised during this period as this was when we first were married and shopping for stoves for supplemental heating. 

Cleaned and repainted with multiple coats of high temperature stove paint.  A nice deep black color - some of the photos are lighter in color due to light reflections.

 Ready for use or display! No cracks, no breaks - complete with combination lid lifter/grate shaker. Grates are not cracked or repaired. "Taiwan" lightly cast into the cooktop just in front of the stove pipe collar.

Measurements:

• 31 1/4" high
• 12" diameter at waist of firepot
• Cooktop: 13" diameter
• Cooktop lid: 5 1/4"
• Front loading door: 4 ½" wide by 3 ½" high
• Stove pipe collar: 8"x4" OD
• Legs: 9 1/4" tall
• Ashpit base: 12 ½" wide by 14" deep
• Ashpit opening: 6 1/4" by 3 ½"
• Coal grates: 6" diameter
• Above ash pit to top of stove: 17 ½"

We will remove the legs, ash door, lid and ash grate for safe shipping.  The ash grate is installed from inside the ash pit, sliding the handle through the side of the stove and then turn the grate 90 degrees to install the other end inside the stove body. 

Shipping is the actual cost of insured U.S. Parcel Post postage with a $5.00 packing fee included.  We have very carefully packaged; wrapped each piece in foam and corrugated cardboard, packed the pieces tightly inside the stove body and then boxed in a new heavy duty box first lined with foam boards and then filled with foam cubes.  59 pound package. 

We use a nearly identical stove like this in our sauna.   It makes a quick hot fire that heats our sauna to 180+ degrees in just 20 minutes! 

Available for local pickup for no additional charge.  We are in Windsor, Ohio zip 44099.  About 35 miles east of Cleveland and 18 miles south of Interstate 90.