Fisher Stove I.D
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Early Honey Bear.
Most have air above and below doors and later models from the bottom with a pull rod under ash fender. That type has removable pedestal for mobile home use.
Could be Canadian with the rounded ash fender with channel iron trim. Most have a flat square corner plate with no edge trim.
Does it have a round plate type baffle under the outlet?
The tag was a sticker with very small print on the side or back of pedestal. It was black and a magnifying glass is needed to read it. Many are painted over. Use only mineral spirits if you see the raised sticker under paint.
This one was all the way at the bottom.
Most have air above and below doors and later models from the bottom with a pull rod under ash fender. That type has removable pedestal for mobile home use.
Could be Canadian with the rounded ash fender with channel iron trim. Most have a flat square corner plate with no edge trim.
Does it have a round plate type baffle under the outlet?
The tag was a sticker with very small print on the side or back of pedestal. It was black and a magnifying glass is needed to read it. Many are painted over. Use only mineral spirits if you see the raised sticker under paint.
This one was all the way at the bottom.
Thanks. I wondered if the early ones were baffled or if it was a later addition. Haven't seen a Honey Bear without one yet.
The top was supposed to be 20 inches across but many stoves vary by 1/2 inch.
The box width should be 18 3/4 with 16" brick to brick. They advertised for 14 inch logs, heating up to 1200 square feet.
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