WOW SWEET! when I did the Baby, I painted the edges and the trees with chrome aluminum paint for boiler fronts.Lets hope those draft caps don't start the bling fad among Fisher owners.
A little stove bright goes a long way!
View attachment 90736 brushed edge on left, polished edge on right
View attachment 90737 New Old Stock, solid brass caps before and after paint.
Inspiration to pretty up my pig a little as I do some of my retrofitting!Very Nice stove'sRiding the wave still refinishing and delivering wood stoves. Been really cool meeting the vast amount of people desiring a nice safe stove that performs. Some address' have received as many as 6 stoves...amazing.One of the best parts is helping folks out.
As I said to Coaly a while back, it's great people take interest in these stoves and keep a "Great" american thing going! I appreciate great work and dedication! I hope the people you sell them to appreciate them as much as you do.... and all of us.
. Was interesting to see brick hearth with their 'old' Goldilocks sitting there. Draft knobs were loose and a little rough, expanded metal mesh over air inlet long gone and bricks shot. The galvanized plate and 7 1/2" ring was cool to see, had a screen molded to it for rodent control, full of ash and debris....im sure stove didnt operate properly. Folks sent me away with their original Goldilocks to renew...wish that was every delivery
. Kinda can go in waves like happens quite a bit, have two Teddy Bears ready to refinish, not my choice of inventory...all good tho.Gotta call from new owner of the super super rare Fisher XL I restored, just loves stove. Massive firebox loaded with white oak and eucalyptus heats his model 'T' and 'A' Ford restoration shop, shops 40x70 and 18' at peak. The XL has SOLIDTeddy Bear pedestal stove restored ready for new home soon. Kinda can go in waves like happens quite a bit, have two Teddy Bears ready to refinish, not my choice of inventory...all good tho.
brass doors, another first for me. Unlike my other XL's which obviously have large heavy doors.....these brass doors are an anchor. Nice thing about brass draft knobs, or these brass doors, they didnt make a noise or typical 'screech' when opened.![[Hearth.com] Showing off some NOS Fisher Stoves. [Hearth.com] Showing off some NOS Fisher Stoves.](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/156/156623-2dca5f65157abccc3f72755ba1b973d0.jpg?hash=tTiAg2m7Ra)
Guy did neck down flue to 8", hope to see it in operation in a couple of weeks.Gotta call from new owner of the super super rare Fisher XL I restored, just loves stove. Massive firebox loaded with white oak and eucalyptus heats his model 'T' and 'A' Ford restoration shop, shops 40x70 and 18' at peak. The XL has SOLIDbrass doors, another first for me. Unlike my other XL's which obviously have large heavy doors.....these brass doors are an anchor. Nice thing about brass draft knobs, or these brass doors, they didnt make a noise or typical 'screech' when opened.
![[Hearth.com] Showing off some NOS Fisher Stoves. [Hearth.com] Showing off some NOS Fisher Stoves.](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/92/92728-5d01053e7f27dcd39de7455498588253.jpg?hash=e-Y4w4Efj4)
If you have room, I would keep it and store it.but these posts sure do make me think twice.
You may never have the chance to get another one and if you do it will be $$$, just my opinion
"Not a thing wrong with the Kodiak Scotty"I have an Alaskan Kodiak
.... We had a family friend who had one in his house and it kicked A$$....
Oh trust me, I love that stove...and if you had seen what I traded for it, you'd probably throw up!"Not a thing wrong with the Kodiak Scotty".... We had a family friend who had one in his house and it kicked A$$....
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