Fire box handle
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Thanks. Hmmm...what brand of coal stoker is that beast?
Can I assume that there was supposed to be a plug that the handle went in? And that the handle stayed in place when not in use?
Can I assume that there was supposed to be a plug that the handle went in? And that the handle stayed in place when not in use?
yes. its a Waterford Shamrock. The company is now Waterford Stanley of Ireland. I sent them the same question. If nothing else just something to plug the hole , which is 1 1/8 inch. I have the manual but it doesn't have a part number
Maybe even consider drilling a hole in the plug and bolting a 1/4" carriage bolt sticking out an inch for a handle. Paint it all stove black.
You may also want to check in over here:
http://nepacrossroads.com/
They are the equivalent to h.com in the coal world. Your stove is a coal stove so they may have more info on it.
http://nepacrossroads.com/
They are the equivalent to h.com in the coal world. Your stove is a coal stove so they may have more info on it.
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