Old Morso 2B Help

[samstringerhye]

Acquired an old Morso 2B Standard, not the new reissue. I'm looking to refurbish this one stamped from 2003 and I was wondering if I need any replacement parts. Looks like I'll need to reseal it, but I can't tell if I need side bricks or not or if the ones listed online would work anyway.

 

[begreen]

Older Morso 2B bricks/liner?

I just got an older Morso 2B. Should it have brick lining or plates in it? It has just a horizontal baffle inside at the top and the small hanging smoke valve flap just inside the top of the door. Also does anyone have a diagram or manual for this? Or any tips or experience with this stove. Thanks.

www.hearth.com

 

[samstringerhye]

Older Morso 2B bricks/liner?

I just got an older Morso 2B. Should it have brick lining or plates in it? It has just a horizontal baffle inside at the top and the small hanging smoke valve flap just inside the top of the door. Also does anyone have a diagram or manual for this? Or any tips or experience with this stove. Thanks.

www.hearth.com

Thanks I saw that. Looks like it may be difficult to source the parts needed and would require grinding? Might be a bit out of my comfort zone. Is it safe to run without those parts?

 

[begreen]

It will put more wear on the stove sides without them. If possible maybe have some cut out of 3/16" steel and given a slight roll to match the side curve.

 

[samstringerhye]

It will put more wear on the stove sides without them. If possible maybe have some cut out of 3/16" steel and given a slight roll to match the side curve.

Is that how it was originally designed?

 

[samstringerhye]

Is that how it was originally designed?

I was hoping there was a manual available online but I can’t seem to find one but it seems like the older models didn’t have stones on the sides or the baffle?