I don't think this stove has foot rests, if so they are missing. But it is missing both side heat deflectors (maybe what you are calling foot rests?). These parts were usually made from cast iron (not cast steel) and the front heat deflector that is in place is cast iron. So the side deflectors would have been also. I've not seen the middle heat deflector to work on the sides, so I think using that as a pattern for the sides might not work. It's easy enough to check, go look at the stove, take that part off and see if it fits on the sides.... The grates do look quite good. There are no pictures of the right side of the stove. You'd have to look it over and see if the barrel is rotted out. You should also look on the inside where the barrel meets the cast bottom to see if it is rotted out along that line also. I think you'd have to go through that stove pretty completely to restore it. Especially looks like the panel where the shaker attaches needs to be re-set or you'd have a lot of under fire air leak...philthy wrote: I was thinking that looked like a spot where the footrest would've been attached. Spoke with the seller and he doesn't have the others. Educate me if you will. . . You said about having them recast. I thought these parts would've been a stamped metal. Ive never actually saw one; are they in fact made of cast steel?
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