Need help identifying the model of this old wood stove

[teslamk2]

Hello,

Can someone tell me the model of this old Treemont wood stove? I'm also looking for parts to refurbish it. Does anyone know a good place to get parts for this?

Thank you.

 

[rwhite]

Not sure but it kind of looks like a coal stove.

 

[bholler]

I see no reason to think it's a coal stove. What parts are you looking for

 

[rwhite]

The 2nd picture looks there is grates and a shaker and maybe the front knob controls it?

 

[teslamk2]

I see no reason to think it's a coal stove. What parts are you looking for

I need the following parts:
1. Stove door glass
2. Catalytic Combustor
3. All gaskets/seals for door
4. All padding/insulation

 

[begreen]

No UL label on the back?

 

[teslamk2]

No UL label on the back?

Nope, it's gone.

 

[appointed EPA deviant]

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[begreen]

I need the following parts:
1. Stove door glass
2. Catalytic Combustor
3. All gaskets/seals for door
4. All padding/insulation

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[coaly]

Look inside the air box cover for a sticker with model number.

My books only give one combustor for the model 502. ACI-28C (rectangular nominal 14 x 2 is actual 13.85 x 2.06” if that is the size needed)

Gaskets are a match up. Measure channel width. Thickness is the clearance for crushed gasket with door closed. If you have none to match or measure, layer up cardboard in door seal contact area and latch door to find the crushed thickness that allows door to latch. Doors usually take round which is cheaper than glass gasket which is flat. Normally wrap gasket around glass edge to hold in place with frame.