Grandma Bear Foot Question

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RANDYK

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Aug 3, 2015
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Oregon
Hello,
I am refurbishing a 76 Fisher Grandma stove . The legs have a 3/8 rod welded to them and sit on rather flimsy feet . I am looking for better replacement feet for the stove. The stove sits on a brick hearth . Perhaps you have a solution for me?
Thanks for your time ,
Randy
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Welcome to the Forum;
The rods are for height adjustment on a irregular surface such as brick. There is a set screw in the ball to adjust it up and down the rod. Someone removed the original solid chrome balls and installed the soft bottom (furniture / chair pad?) to prevent marring the surface it was set on.

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These are new parts in a Honey Bear from my collection, not for sale. They do come up on eBay.

Honey Bear Tags.JPG They are smaller than the original 1 3/4" solid ball used on the door handle, and measure 1 5/8" diameter with a 10-24 National Course thread set screw.

You can get square tubing with holes predrilled along the entire length like adjustable shelf legs, and cut a short piece off to set the rod into until you find better. To adjust the height, put a washer on the rod, to lenghthen that leg if it rocks on an uneven surface.
 
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