What is this pellet stove tool?

[worthydaydream]

Sorry if this was posted before.
I'm not even sure what it's called... to search.

I bought a house with a pellet stove, this tool was hanging on the stove, it looks nicely worn like someone at some point... knew what it was.

But I have no idea.

UPDATE: sorry for the lacking communication, the label of the stove inside the hopper, says WarnockHersey model P24FS.
When I googled I found sites saying WarnockHersey doesn't make pellet stoves and it's probably a 'Breckwell' To the best of my knowledge it's a 'Breckwell P24' except it has legs, not the uni-stand like you'll see if you google 'Breckwell P24'

I will try Jhawknseattles suggestion tomorrow, it might be used to clean the burn pot holes. So far I was using a chisel to remove any stuck bits... but that doesn't get in the holes. I'll certainly give that a try and see if they fit.

 

[Jhawknseattle]

Do those small ends fit in the holes on the bottom of the burn pot. Kind of looks like a tool to keep those cleaned out.

 

[Ssyko]

What kind of stove? It might be a tool the previous owners used to pull the pot or ash pan, pull the heat exchanger tube rod. But it looks like an old woodstove door handle to me.

 

[bill3rail]

Welcome Day Dream

Probably a homemade tool for whatchamacallit kind of stuff!

Make and model of stove may assist other's here in identifying possible uses.

Bill

 

[In the shop]

Fluzcapacator adjustment tool!!..?

 

[dozerdean]

Whatca macallet nimrod handle tool!!..?

 

[tlc1976]

But it looks like an old woodstove door handle to me.

+1 Maybe it was their one keeper piece of a beloved woodstove they had for years or decades.

 

[greg13]

looks like a slotted attitude adjusting tool.

 

[worthydaydream]

FINAL UPDATE:
It was bugging me, so I contacted the previous owner, supposedly, "That tool is for cleaning the heating tubes. Pull the rod back and forth a few times. You will see ash falling off the heating tubes."

 

[Ssyko]

pull the heat exchanger tube rod.

Yeah!! I win! Was there a prize? How much?