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Originally Posted by bustedknuckles

That's the sylized service man of the day, or Dave Lennox. Cool, clean, Brilcreamed service machine!

Brillcream, a little dab will do ya,
Brillcream put it in your hair,
Brillcream, the gals will all consume ya,
They love to run their fingers thru your hair.

A sing along add. Like Burma Shave signs.

I like the oil can. plink..plink..

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i do

i love the pictures top notch work on the furnace but noticed the light fixture hanging by its wires
even then things got left undone

Would put a proper connector on the blower motor wiring dangerous the way it is
and the unit will out last many of today's pieces of junk

You don't need a manual. Follow the thermocouple to the safety and pilot tubing if it doesn't go to the safety

i need a service manual for this exact furnace. can anyone direct me to where i can find one? my thermocouple needs replaced and im stumped on how to light the pilot.

Originally Posted by HVAC_HUSKER

I need help posting attachments here can't seem to find the place to clip my pics to a thread.

Click the go advanced button below the text box, then there is a manage attachments button that opens up what you're looking for.

I need help posting attachments here can't seem to find the place to clip my pics to a thread.

Originally Posted by OldSchoolMech

What's that child looking guy on the blue label? Is he from Lennox back in the day.

That is Dave Lennox when he was a boy.

1950s Lennox Furnaces

My dad Ken Kracht worked as a photographer at Lennox Furnace Company (Marshalltown, IA) from about 1948-1957, Here are a couple of ad photos from about 1948. Also shown is Bud Moen art director/ad man at Lennox. Ken is to the left in both shots, Bud is to the right on the set shot of a unit in a crawl space.

Love the old oil can sitting in the blower compartment. Reminds me of the tube of Lennox grease you'd find in the Lennox units with the greased bearings on the blowers with the screw down caps.

Speaking of old Lennox units, who remembers the in-wall unit, no blower, millivolt system. Sorry I don't have a model number. If memory serves me it was rated at 50,000.

Originally Posted by OldSchoolMech

What's that child looking guy on the blue label? Is he from Lennox back in the day.

Lennie Lennox as seen here http://abelonsite.wordpress.com/2012...-time-gone-by/

Originally Posted by gravity

does it have the old draft hood on it?

I didn't notice.

Worked on one of those a couple weeks ago replaced the thermocouple and checked it out other than the thermocouple and dirty burners it was good to go qouted them a price just for higher efficiency and left it in operation those things are bulletproof

does it have the old draft hood on it?

Looks like a nice simple furnace.

Wow. Hiyer Folks, I'll fix it in a snap!

Originally Posted by OldSchoolMech

What's that child looking guy on the blue label? Is he from Lennox back in the day.

Lennie Lennox :-)