Replacement "stone" For Morso 1410

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wayneg

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Jan 26, 2008
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Western Pa
The right "stone" in my Morso 1410 Squirrel developed a cracked about two months ago. I've still been burning it since I read that cracks in the firebrick are still a go, whereas crumbling is a no-go. Stove performance seems unaffected, but I plan to replace the stone once the burning season is over. The part # according to my parts diagram is 79094700. I've tried to find it online but have had no luck so far. Does anyone know where I can order one? Thanks.
 
I would imagine the place you got your stove would be the best place. Everywhere I see online appears to be in the UK. I know I've got a Morso dealer by me - that's where I would start. Or, call Woodman's and see if they can get it for you.

How do you like the stove?
 
I got the stove off of Ebay; it was 3 years old but barely used. For a small stove, it throws a lot of heat, plus the flat top is great for cooking and making coffee. The 12" max log length doesn't really bother me since I do all of my own cutting and 12" long rounds are fairly easy to split by hand.

There is a shop that I visit from time to time that sells Morso; guess next visit I'll see if they can hook me up with the stone. I was just a bit surprised that I couldn't find it online anywhere (in this the "age of the internet").
 
wayneg said:
I got the stove off of Ebay; it was 3 years old but barely used. For a small stove, it throws a lot of heat, plus the flat top is great for cooking and making coffee. The 12" max log length doesn't really bother me since I do all of my own cutting and 12" long rounds are fairly easy to split by hand.

There is a shop that I visit from time to time that sells Morso; guess next visit I'll see if they can hook me up with the stone. I was just a bit surprised that I couldn't find it online anywhere (in this the "age of the internet").

I too have been shocked by the lack of "online" retailers for Morso. They have, in my opinion, the best looking stoves and I've been wanting to get some good pricing. Glad to hear you like your stove - further cementing my decision.

I've been advised against getting such a small stove and I know those people are correct, but I just can't help it. I'm afraid I'm too stubborn to do the right thing. :) If I get by my stove shop, I'll ask the guy what he charges and what they would be shipped.
 
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