Harman Advance2 burn pot gasket needed.
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Contact Eric at Kinsman Stoves. He is a forum member and a Harman Stove dealer & Certified tech. He is a great guy, and will do you right on parts....if you mention you're a Hearth forum member, he will give you a discount.
Tell him iMacman says Hi!
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I can see from the link they are Lytherm gaskets.
http://www.stove-parts-unlimited.com/Harman_Burn_Pot_Tailpipe_Gasket_Set_p/1-00-07381.htm
You can do alot better if you make your own!
Here is how I made one with pics and link of where to buy the material cheap!
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads...lytherm-gasket-from-sheet.86680/#post-1119377
I can see from the link they are Lytherm gaskets.
http://www.stove-parts-unlimited.com/Harman_Burn_Pot_Tailpipe_Gasket_Set_p/1-00-07381.htm
You can do alot better if you make your own!
Here is how I made one with pics and link of where to buy the material cheap!
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads...lytherm-gasket-from-sheet.86680/#post-1119377
MountainSean
Credo Quia Absurdum
Yes they are a Lytherm Gasket. Harman only has them available as a set with the tailpipe gasket. A couple of years ago the burn pot gaskets were available seperately and I am not sure why they changed. You can make your own fairly easily with gasket material from elsewhere. Just a time vs cost question really.
yea, some dealers split them from the tailpipe gasket......individually, they will cost around $4.09 each, but shipping, tax, etc will likely eat up any savings. Local is best, if you can find them.
smwilliamson
The Stove Guy
You should not make the birn pot gasket out of lytherm. It will squeeze into the primary air holes for the burn pot. The gasket needs to rigid.
MountainSean
Credo Quia Absurdum
I grabbed one of the burnpot gaskets we have here and compared it to some samples we have of various flat gasket sheets, and doing a direct comparison I am going to change my statement from to Manniglass for what it is made of. That's what I get for answering from home without checked first.
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