Son of a goat... Doh!

[SlyFerret]

I've been fighting with my stove for the last two hours trying to figure out why the heck this blasted load of wood won't take off right.

So far, there has been poking, prodding, swearing, and even some head scratching.

Finally figured it out... now we can add "face-palm" to the list.

One of my baffle boards had gotten pushed up and slid over the other a couple inches. What a waste of a load of wood.

-SF

 

[cmonSTART]

Yup. Been there. Actually I need to replace my boards really badly.

 

[BrotherBart]

Go buy one of those steel rods they have in racks at the hardware store. Slip a piece of 1/4" stove gasket over it and put it on the left or the right side of the the boards to keep them from moving around. AND MAKE UP FOR THE BIGGEST DAMNED MISTAKE ESW EVER MADE IN THEIR LIVES BY BEING TWO DAMNED CHEAP TO STOCK TWO DIFFERENT SIZED BOARDS..

If you didn't notice that same sized board stuff really pisses me off.

 

[Hogwildz]

Go buy one of those steel rods they have in racks at the hardware store. Slip a piece of 1/4" stove gasket over it and put it on the left or the right side of the the boards to keep them from moving around. AND MAKE UP FOR THE BIGGEST DAMNED MISTAKE ESW EVER MADE IN THEIR LIVES BY BEING TWO DAMNED CHEAP TO STOCK TWO DIFFERENT SIZED BOARDS..

If you didn't notice that same sized board stuff really pisses me off.

My saggy stainless baffle fits perfect & tight.

 

[cmonSTART]

Go buy one of those steel rods they have in racks at the hardware store. Slip a piece of 1/4" stove gasket over it and put it on the left or the right side of the the boards to keep them from moving around. AND MAKE UP FOR THE BIGGEST DAMNED MISTAKE ESW EVER MADE IN THEIR LIVES BY BEING TWO DAMNED CHEAP TO STOCK TWO DIFFERENT SIZED BOARDS..

If you didn't notice that same sized board stuff really pisses me off.

Agreed. That baffle board is the ONE thing that really annoys the heck out of me about this stove.

 

[BrotherBart]

My saggy stainless baffle fits perfect & tight.

Putting something up there to keep the boards from moving is much, much easier than getting your neighbor to lug a welding rig into the living room to weld your stove back together. :coolgrin: