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   calvin | Nov 03, 2003 03:35am | #1

   didn't find the model number match a search of themador's site.  You have a better number?

   Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.

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   swdd | Nov 03, 2003 03:01pm | #2

   Sorry Calvin

   It was never used but it was bought in1999. That's rather pertinent information and I forgot to mention it. I put in my garage after I finished someone else's job on Martha's Vineyard. Finally got to cleaning out the building. I mainly want somebody else to be able to use it, can't toss it.

   Scott

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   swdd | Nov 03, 2003 03:05pm | #3

   Same model #

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   calvin | Nov 03, 2003 03:23pm | #4

   can you post a pic and the requisite specs.  Just happen to have a customer looking for a hood over their viking.Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.

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   swdd | Nov 04, 2003 05:05am | #5

   I will do it tomorrow, I just got in. You will have to be patient with me on putting pictures on the web. I never seem to get it right the first time.

   Scott 

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   calvin | Nov 04, 2003 05:25am | #6

   thanksRemodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.

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   swdd | Nov 05, 2003 02:57am | #7

   Calvin

   The model number I gave you was on the box, but the model number on the unit was: H36HQS. 7.5 amps - 60 Hz. 36" wide, 10" tall, 22" deep. There are scratches on the left side from fitting it the first time so it needs to be between cabinets. I don't mind sending it to you and seeing if you can use it for this job or maybe you have a better chance than I for using it at another time. I will attempt to send the photo.

   Scott

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   calvin | Nov 05, 2003 04:53am | #8

   The customer is in need of a pretty healthy cfm's on the hood.  He also has requested and has the room for a remote ventilator.  However, a character from milwaukee might be interested.  He emailed me an interest if I decline.  How bout reciting the cfm's for the both of us...........and whether it's an integral or remote ventilator.  Thank you for taking the time for the photo.............nice chair by the way.

   Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.

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   swdd | Nov 05, 2003 07:22am | #9

   I'll need to call the company tomorrow. There is some tech. info on the motor but I'll have to pop an exhaust vent to see it. It is intregral.

   I was doing a job in the Adirondacks and brought home a couple of chairs for the back yard. The wife won't let me put them outside so they're in the dining room. We use the plastic adirondack chairs out back.They're made of eucalyptus, very pretty wood.

   Scott

   Edited 11/4/2003 11:41:12 PM ET by SWDD

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   swdd | Nov 05, 2003 07:39am | #10

   I think I can read VTN 600Q - on the web site that's 600 cfm's. I don't know if the new model is different from the old monel.

   Scott