Grandma Bear Question

[GrandmaBearUser]

I am new to any forum. I am a Grandma Fisher user and a piece fell out while we were cleaning it. We don't know what it is or how to fix/replace it.

 

[coaly]

I am new to any forum. I am a Grandma Fisher user and a piece fell out while we were cleaning it. We don't know what it is or how to fix/replace it.

I'm not sure which Grandma model you have, but that is not a factory part. Depending on its size, it could be a homemade baffle plate?

And welcome to the Forum ! Being from Springfield, you probably have one of Bob's stoves from his own fabrication shop, so you could have any number of trial and error pieces in a stove from there, including one that his father Baxter modified if it is an early one.

 

[GrandmaBearUser]

I'm not sure which Grandma model you have, but that is not a factory part. Depending on its size, it could be a homemade baffle plate?

And welcome to the Forum ! Being from Springfield, you probably have one of Bob's stoves from his own fabrication shop, so you could have any number of trial and error pieces in a stove from there, including one that his father Baxter modified if it is an early one.

We bought the stove in the late 1970s, perhaps very early 1980s, here in Springfield.It's worked so very well and we want to continue using it if it's cold. the top works well to heat water if we want. In ice storms or power outages, we've cooked on it.