Pellet newbie with a Whitfield full of questions.

Evening all,
I purchased a Whitfield this evening that I can not seem to identify. The decal on the inside of the hopper lid was removed. It has the LED style control board, and there was a module on the inside with a manufacture date of 1999. Is there any way to get a positive ID on the model? In the attached pictures you can see I got carried away with dismantling since I found a decent amount of rust flaking off. I need new brick and baffles and while I'm at it maybe a paint job. The model would help me with the brick and baffles but I'll take suggestions on paint (inside and out). Thanks,
Kris

Well this thing has started to get a life of its own. Has anyone done a post documenting a complete whitfield rebuild? I am at the point where I should decide how far to go with this. In some of the pictures you may see the large amount of rust. This rust resembles the rust that develops from direct contact with water not just damp air. Since I have no idea what the serial number would be I believe ill be guessing on the gasket part numbers at this point. Any help would be greatly appreciated on the direction I should take this.






Here are a few of the pieces I sandblasted today. Couldn't find a good high temp primer so I'm just hitting these with a base of black to keep the pieces from rusting.

Evening all,
I haven't had time to give an update since outage season has started for me. In the pictures below you can see that I got everything painted and re assembled. I fired it up this past saturday and after a little adjusting it self ignited and had a nice active flame. But now the questions, Can i reset the damper to the factory setting? If so how? Next question, Do I have to use pellet stove piping to connect to my existing chimney or can I use single wall 28 gauge 3" stove piping? My current chimney setup is a selkirk verticle 6" double wall through my ceiling and 6" single wall connecting my stove to the double wall. Ill try to attach a photo of the current set up. Im having a hard time figuring out the safest cleanest way to get this hooked up. Selkirk doesn't seem to make a 3" to 6" double wall coupling to connect to the double wall connection. I hope this is making sense but ill try to better explain if I can later.

Kris

Thanks for the info. Unfortunately the previous owner must have thought that the decal on the inside of the lid was hideous and scrapped it completely off.