Drum Heater, Warm-Ever on the door
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Vice grips? It looks like something generic might be adaptable.
Generic spring handle
Walmart stove handle
Note that based on the picture, this is not a safe installation. The stove needs to have 36" clearance from any wood or other combustibles. The hearth is too narrow too.
Generic spring handle
Walmart stove handle
Note that based on the picture, this is not a safe installation. The stove needs to have 36" clearance from any wood or other combustibles. The hearth is too narrow too.
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That's an improvement. Is the stove board on 1" spacers so that there is an air gap behind it and 1" off of the floor? Truth be told it looks like there should be 2 or 3 stoveboards mounted side-by-side to cover the clearance requirement.
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