My 10 year Quad Castile ceramic burn pot finally gave out and has a hairline crack in it . I know they make a newer generation replacement steel burn pot, do I need the new burn pot linkage or will my old one work?
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tjnamtiw
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bump this one back up so someone can answer. Also go over to the other forum and ask the question here 
> http://www.iburncorn.com/new-forum/34-quadrafire
> http://www.iburncorn.com/new-forum/34-quadrafireI think I remember someone else with this issue, and it was said they needed the linkage also. Any thought to just having it welded? Mine is the same vintage as yours (2001) no cracks yet...........
I thought about welding it also, but the crack goes almost all the way between two adjacent burn pot holes. I bet the whole burn pot has been heat stressed enough over 10 years that it would likely fail in another place, so I might as well replace it once and be done with it.
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