Is this a buck stove? I need parts.

[Jeff bohn]

Looks like a buck stove but the window insert in the doors go sideways,(all pics I've seen are opposite.), and inside door say grandfather?

 

[Jeff bohn]

I need fan motors, blades, wiring and switches. The 2 holes in the sides for the fans are 5" round.

 

[central_scrutinizer]

not a Buck Stove, but similar. Can you send pics of the holes and location where the blowers go?

 

[rideau]

How big is that stove? Know NOTHING about older stoves, but isn't there a grandfather fisher?

 

[Jeff bohn]

I have 2 5"holes on each side. I hope I can use this as an insert when I get the fans in and wired.

 

[Jeff bohn]

I need 2 blowers that will mount on the side of my wood stove. There are 2 5" holes in each side for the fans. Any ideas where I can find them?

 

[gzecc]

Thats the closest I've seen to an old buck that isn't. Looks like some frenkenstien buck!

 

[Jeff bohn]

Where can I get some blowers?

 

[dougand3]

This place has cheap blowers...may find what you need.
http://www.surpluscenter.com/sort.asp?catname=&byKeyword=yes&search=blower

 

[central_scrutinizer]

This blower should work. It is mainly seen on Craft stoves. http://www.servicesales.com/hearth-mount-blower-assembly-p-127.html

The original configuration on this stove had a separate blower box (hearth blower) that housed the blower assembly and the electrical components (switch, rheostat). The box was connected to the stove by a flexible aluminum duct (4"). The hole on your stove would have had a fitting like the one on the picture below. You can mount the blower directly to the stove without the fitting, but it will stick out quite a bit and you may have to close off the parts of the hole that stick out past the blower snout. Good luck with whatever you do!