How do Identify Fisher wood stove
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The first post in the Everything Fisher thread identifies the Fisher Stove models found in the US and Canada; https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/everything-fisher.48309/
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They were first made in the pedestal style only with intakes above and below double door glass. They were later Mobile Home Certified with removable pedestal (called convertible - which I believe yours is) and some fabricators made them with the single door which you have. There is a manual for it in the sticky section at top.
To identify, the ash fender is more like a tray without the channel iron edge trim. They also have the 2 holes in the corners of ash fender. They have the shield with curl at the top, (blowers are still available that mount at the bottom of shield to blow up the back and out across the top) and it should have a UL tag on the rear or side stating the make, model, mfg. date and fabricator.
Use ONLY metal polish for precious metals such as gold, silver, nickel or brass on the door.
Welcome to the Forum and let me know if you want to sell it.
Search Honey Bear in this Forum for more info.
They were first made in the pedestal style only with intakes above and below double door glass. They were later Mobile Home Certified with removable pedestal (called convertible - which I believe yours is) and some fabricators made them with the single door which you have. There is a manual for it in the sticky section at top.
To identify, the ash fender is more like a tray without the channel iron edge trim. They also have the 2 holes in the corners of ash fender. They have the shield with curl at the top, (blowers are still available that mount at the bottom of shield to blow up the back and out across the top) and it should have a UL tag on the rear or side stating the make, model, mfg. date and fabricator.
Use ONLY metal polish for precious metals such as gold, silver, nickel or brass on the door.
Welcome to the Forum and let me know if you want to sell it.
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