New to the forum - Waterford question

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russellgwilson

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Jun 7, 2026
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Leggett, California
I just signed up to this forum. I was trying to ask a member a question and couldn’t submit my question, I keep getting a notification saying I need to speak with webfish, begreen, bholler, Jags, or DAKSY. Can anyone help me figure this out?
 
You need to have three posts. It keeps spammers out. I can invite who ever you want to this chat if you want
 
That would be appreciated. I was trying To contact Precaud, regarding their post “Caught a Blue Leprechaun” dated February 26, 2010.

Precaud: I see it’s been several years since you have had much conversation regarding this Waterford model 33 wood stove, but I just found one in an abandoned house and it’s actually in amazing condition considering the situation I found it in. I’m having a hard time finding a manual and a schematic so that I can restore it properly. Do you have any suggestions as to where I can find what I’m looking for?
Here are the pictures, I just cleaned the outside so far.
 

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I don't think precaud has posted on the forum for a decade. Too bad, he was a great contributor. I miss his detailed postings and experiments.

I will move this thread to the main forum for wider discussion. The Leprechaun was a nice stove but I don't recall seeing a Waterford model 33. Can you post a picture of the UL label on the back of the stove for further identification?