Need some help identifying a 70s-80s stove.

[Toostrong]

Bought this stove a couple week ago. I’m trying to order some replacement parts but I can’t find a model #. After countless web searches and viewing 1000s of pic’s I’ve come up empty. It was advertised as a Buck. TIA Todd

 

[begreen]

Looks a bit like an old Buck. Maybe an FP2700. What does it look like with the doors closed? What parts are needed?

 

[bholler]

Bought this stove a couple week ago. I’m trying to order some replacement parts but I can’t find a model #. After countless web searches and viewing 1000s of pic’s I’ve come up empty. It was advertised as a Buck. TIA Todd

It certainly could be a buck. But there were also many copies of them made

 

[Toostrong]

Looks a bit like an old Buck. Maybe an FP2700. What does it look like with the doors closed? What parts are needed?

Thanks for the response begreen! The blower works but the switch and all of the thermosensers have been removed. I did fire it up once and it heated the area very quickly once the blower was plugged in. Without the blower not a whole lot of heat transfer. With the doors closed handles are on the bottom and take air vents are threaded on the handle assembly. Rope gasket is on the door instead of the fire box…

 

[begreen]

Most parts for the blower system are still sold. Follow the schematic for proper wiring.

https://www.stove-parts-unlimited.com/buck-model-27000-parts/?page=1