Below the ash pan chamber
From the back; left-hand side
Looking down the rear cook top
Exhaust flue
Lid for magazine
Mica baseburner
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Foxsat71
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Haven't yet got it all put together. In the last pic: is the plate separating the ash chamber and baseburn chamber removable? If it is removable, its stuck.
Under ash pan chamber-left side
Under ash pan chamber-right side
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The plate you are referring to is sandwiched between the front, both side and back walls. Putting all that back together all at one time is the fun part.
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Nice project F. Keep us posted as ya progress--Me personally--I'm bored to tears & love pix!! LOL
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Easier??? WE DON'T DO EASIER AROUND HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL
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Stove mat came with stove
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I personally would remove the elbow and go straight out, then up.
You should have two small removable base chamber clean out doors on the back of the stove just above the nickel base.
Paulie
You should have two small removable base chamber clean out doors on the back of the stove just above the nickel base.
Paulie
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mntbugy
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The last pic above with the little oval door ,below ash pan floor is your only base chamber clean out door.
Unless you remove the bustle, then there should be lots of room for a sweeper hose, that is a PITA. And requires more work and furnace recementing.
Edit. Two of my baseburners have the clean out door above the base in the front. One has clean out door in the bustle in the back.
Unless you remove the bustle, then there should be lots of room for a sweeper hose, that is a PITA. And requires more work and furnace recementing.
Edit. Two of my baseburners have the clean out door above the base in the front. One has clean out door in the bustle in the back.
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You even have special slots below the doors to poke clinkers with your poker.
You probably won't need to use them. The duplex/ clam shell grates are often called clinker less grates.
Dual handled,dual action grates are pretty handy.
You probably won't need to use them. The duplex/ clam shell grates are often called clinker less grates.
Dual handled,dual action grates are pretty handy.
