Older Super 27

[Dan_13]

Good Afternoon/Evening all,

I am a new wood stove user, using an older PE Super 27, serial number 61198. I have looked high and low and cannot find out which replacement baffle I am supposed to order.

The stove is one of the square door, with the air inlet control on the right and what I believe is the flue control on the left. I don't see a baffle pin in the back, or even the hole for the pin, and the baffle plate (Underside of baffle?) is corroded through.

In fact the stove looks very similar to the one in the Pole Barn post:

Pacific Energy Super 27 for pole barn

Today I picked up an old Pacific Energy Super 27, along with a bunch of pipe and damper, for $200. This summer I will be putting it in my steel pole barn workshop. If I cut out part of a wall purlin and box it in like I would a window, I'll have about a 4 ft square area free of combustibles to...

www.hearth.com

And that is exactly what my baffle looks like. The baffle brackets look fine, no warpage, but the baffle is toast.

Anyone able to help me with the parts I need to order to get this thing running like a champ?

Thank you all for your time.

Dan

 

[Dan_13]

Good Afternoon/Evening all,

I am a new wood stove user, using an older PE Super 27, serial number 61198. I have looked high and low and cannot find out which replacement baffle I am supposed to order.

The stove is one of the square door, with the air inlet control on the right and what I believe is the flue control on the left. I don't see a baffle pin in the back, or even the hole for the pin, and the baffle plate (Underside of baffle?) is corroded through.

In fact the stove looks very similar to the one in the Pole Barn post:

Pacific Energy Super 27 for pole barn

Today I picked up an old Pacific Energy Super 27, along with a bunch of pipe and damper, for $200. This summer I will be putting it in my steel pole barn workshop. If I cut out part of a wall purlin and box it in like I would a window, I'll have about a 4 ft square area free of combustibles to...

www.hearth.com

And that is exactly what my baffle looks like. The baffle brackets look fine, no warpage, but the baffle is toast.

Anyone able to help me with the parts I need to order to get this thing running like a champ?

Thank you all for your time.

Dan

Here is a photo of the baffle.

 

[begreen]

Don't hold me to this, but I thought the older Supers could be upgraded to a type A baffle. Do you have a local PE dealer that you can work on this with? If not, contact PE tech support and provide them with the serial number and year of mfg. The main thing for fitting will be the baffle dimensions and the secondary tube fit and alignment.

 

[Dan_13]

Don't hold me to this, but I thought the older Supers could be upgraded to a type A baffle. Do you have a local PE dealer that you can work on this with? If not, contact PE tech support and provide them with the serial number and year of mfg. The main thing for fitting will be the baffle dimensions and the secondary tube fit and alignment.

Begreen,

Thank you. I have a dealer about 2 hours away, so I think I will give them a call. Thank you for your help!

Dan