Hello everyone!
I bought a (Danish) Lange 6302A red porcelain coated, cast iron wood stove about 34 years ago, and still think it's the highest quality and most efficient wood stove I've ever seen. It went unused for a number of years due to a geographical move, but I now want to install it in my son's new house now. Before I do, I'd like to completely disassemble it, re-cement the panels and replace all the hardware. That brings up two questions:
1) What do I use, standard boiler cement?
2) What type of hardware (screws & nuts) do I use? Because Lange stopped exporting these fine stoves when the EPA started getting goofy back in the early '80s, I can't find any illustrated parts manuals, specs, or anything.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Jim
I bought a (Danish) Lange 6302A red porcelain coated, cast iron wood stove about 34 years ago, and still think it's the highest quality and most efficient wood stove I've ever seen. It went unused for a number of years due to a geographical move, but I now want to install it in my son's new house now. Before I do, I'd like to completely disassemble it, re-cement the panels and replace all the hardware. That brings up two questions:
1) What do I use, standard boiler cement?
2) What type of hardware (screws & nuts) do I use? Because Lange stopped exporting these fine stoves when the EPA started getting goofy back in the early '80s, I can't find any illustrated parts manuals, specs, or anything.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Jim