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    Jan 25, 2012, 11:34 AM
    Vintage Bryant Forced Air Furnace
    We are removing a Bryant Forced Air Furnace that I believe is theoriginal unit installed in the house when it was built in the early '50s. If this is the original unit, then it operated for 60 years.
    I would appreciate if ayone can provide information or suggest a website that could provide information on the following unit.
    This information is taken from the ID plate removed from the Furnace:
    Model No: 75 385 SD
    Series: B2
    Serial No.: 6K 37422
    Equipped for Use: Natural Gas
    Input: 75000
    Bonnet Capacity: 60000

    Thanks for any information and your interest.
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    Jan 25, 2012, 12:26 PM
    March of 1985,, just a guess looking at it as some other brands
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