I have been redoing an early 1900's Majestic cookstove. The grate is bent; it will need to either be pulled back to shape, or iff possible get a replacement. I had 2 legs redone in Billings, Montana, but they are now closed. I will be in Texas, so will probably finish it down there. I will be somewhere in the Austin area. Do any of you know a reliable place to go, or should I stick with a couple places that I know of-one in Oregon, the other in the eastern states. I understand that in those days, both wood and coal were used. Do any of you fiddle with these things?
old Majestic wood cook stove- refurbishing- Texas?
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