Russo C 80, to buy or not to buy, that is the question, but it's cheap!

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sbtcabman

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valley forge area PA
can buy it relatively cheap for fiddy dollah so don't you holler! but... can't seem to find the fire bricks in that size and many are toast. brick as photo shows but no idea if original. any specific thing to check?
[Hearth.com] Russo C 80, to buy or not to buy, that is the question, but it's cheap!
any and all thoughts welcome. thanks folks!
 
Is it a standard sized brick (9" x 4.5" x 1.25")?
If not, what are the firebrick's dimensions?
 
can buy it relatively cheap for fiddy dollah so don't you holler! but... can't seem to find the fire bricks in that size and many are toast. brick as photo shows but no idea if original. any specific thing to check?
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any and all thoughts welcome. thanks folks!
Can't you cut fire brick if it's bigger brick you can get?
 
nuckles, probably can. oh boy! I get to buy another one use tool ~:-)
Join the club. And once I get it, I don't easily part with it. Finally sold my hardwood stapler and staples, as I guess the
hardwood I installed 15 years ago was/is the last