Shinpo Kerosene Kiln KTA-70 (1996) with Thermometer and Manual

Shinpo Kerosene Kiln KTA-70 Model, Complete Set, 1996 Model Year, with Thermometer

1996 model year. Purchased used 8 years ago.

At the time, I moved to a house with a warehouse, but after signing the contract, I was told the warehouse could not be used, and 8 years have passed without it being installed and used.

It has been stored indoors at a rented atelier since around Autumn 2017.

It was in normal working condition for the previous owner 8 years ago. It has not been moved since installation, and I have not operated it for firing.

Recently, when I powered it on, the burner also operated. (Since it's indoors, I couldn't use open flames, so I stopped it after about 2 minutes. I did not perform long firing sessions.)

For specifications and dimensions, please refer to the table for the KTA-70 model on the 3rd image and zoom in.

Everything shown in the images is included.
Please see the 20th image for accessories.
The white roll-like object in the center appears to be a flat, thick cord. Is it a heat-resistant cord?
For filling gaps? I'm not sure of its purpose, but it was included, so I'm including it.

I have the list of accessories from when it was purchased new (4th image), but there are some missing items, such as only two kiln shelves and one cracked shelf, missing L-shaped supports, and only four stoppers.

It was moved in the same condition as when the previous owner used it, so I believe it is ready for immediate use after installation for firing, but it has not been fired since it came to me.

It has casters. It weighs 200kg, so while the caster tires show some age-related deterioration due to the weight, they still move well.

Direct pickup is preferred, but I can arrange shipping if you are in a deliverable area.
Shipping costs will be separate.
As this is a large item, please allow time.

When I moved it previously, I rented a 2-ton truck with a lift (similar to those used by propane gas companies).

With the casters, two men in their 30s were able to move it, but I think one more person would have been helpful. I recall needing quite a bit of force to push it onto the lift.

The current location allows for vehicle access. Please bear the costs for shipping arrangements, shipping fees, transportation costs, and loading assistance yourself.