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Coal bucket
RRP
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Some time back I started a thread here about buying an old time - but not antique - coal bucket for use to easily load lump. For the younger folk or for those who live in mid climates a coal bucket has an extended snout on one side for pouring. I know there were leads as I printed them out, but lost the papers soon thereafter. Any help out there? I googled, but I thought if someone already had found one they liked that would suit me just fine!
Re-gasketing the USA one yard at a time
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RRP,
I use one for lump and also for ash.
Bought em at a fireplace /wood stove store. I saw them at Home depot or Lowes (can't remembr which) in the 2 or 3 months.
B D
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RRP,
try searching for coal scuttle or shuttle
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RRP:[p]I see them in those wonderful hardware stores that still carry items forgotten by most. As I recall they are very reasonably priced.
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RRP,
They are plentiful here in Utah. Smith and Edwards (in Ogden) has a huge inventory of all sorts of galvanized products.
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