Post by PT on Mar 8, 2017 19:43:21 GMT -8
Ok - I blame this on the wife... and cornbread. I'm a sucker for cornbread and when she mentioned she wanted to make some while camping I made the mistake of looking at the stove and seeing that it was all jacked up. For some reason a PO cut and mangled the lines in the stove compartment... See them on the left side of the image.
This is a no-name stove in a 64 Aloha made by the "modern metal mfg company"
The lines that were cut inside the oven come out of the "oven dial" mechanism (made by Harper) and look to be aluminum. One question I have is - do I need to find aluminum replacement lines - or is it possible to use copper as a replacement?
I've measured the oven and trailer door and can get it out to work on so that's a plus. One more question - are there replacement parts out there for this type of stove? I hear Trailertrasher is a great resource - but would hate to pour time into this and then find that some of the parts for this kind of stove are nowhere to be found.
Any thoughts or guidance are appreciated.
Thanks :-)
This is a no-name stove in a 64 Aloha made by the "modern metal mfg company"
The lines that were cut inside the oven come out of the "oven dial" mechanism (made by Harper) and look to be aluminum. One question I have is - do I need to find aluminum replacement lines - or is it possible to use copper as a replacement?
I've measured the oven and trailer door and can get it out to work on so that's a plus. One more question - are there replacement parts out there for this type of stove? I hear Trailertrasher is a great resource - but would hate to pour time into this and then find that some of the parts for this kind of stove are nowhere to be found.
Any thoughts or guidance are appreciated.
Thanks :-)
