This is my first post to this forum. I have a wood-stove that my sweep says is likely a "Haughs" from Canadian Tire. I have lived in the house for 13 years and the wood-stove was here when I took possession. The "baffle" basically a large flat piece of cast iron has completely rotted out and fell down into the firebox. Does anyone know where I can get a replacement or have someone make one for me? I have done a ton of research on the net and asked a few local people but have not had any success. I know I should purchase a new stove but it's just not in the budget this year. I do use the stove as the main source of heat as our forced air electric furnace will break you if you use it full time. Enclosed is a picture of the stove, thanks Laura
Replacement Baffle for my Woodstove
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The local iron works used to make me a new baffle for my old stove every few years. They made them out of 3/8" plate steel. Used to cost me fifty bucks USD when they made them.
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