Buck 60 or 19 parts exist??

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Hericletus

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not sure if this stove is a buck stove model 60 or 19. Either way I cant find a single part for these stoves much less a parts number list! Looking for a thermocouple and the pilot assembly. It is LP gas.
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Hericletus said:
not sure if this stove is a buck stove model 60 or 19. Either way I cant find a single part for these stoves much less a parts number list! Looking for a thermocouple and the pilot assembly. It is LP gas.
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It is a Model 60 New Buck Corporation Stove. Landlord found the Manual. So I need the thermocouple and pilot assembly for it. ANY IDEA where I can find it? Or at least the part numbers. (tried the one stamped on the pilot assembly no go).
 
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