What do people do when they get a new stove that is shorter than the old stove, and that adjustable sliding flue piece goes down more now so there are 3 holes where the old screws were that are now in the wrong place and can't be used? I guess the options are to do nothing, plug them with bigger screws, plug them with silicone sealent, plug them with stove cement, or some combination.
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