Red Chambers Stove

**sadiepike** · August 23rd, 2006, 07:22 PM

Before moving your stove you might do a search to see how others have done it.

Here is how I moved our stove and it was relatively easy.

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**SOONER4EVER** · August 25th, 2006, 03:05 PM

Hi. Thanks for all the great responses. I won't be able to get the old Chambers out this weekend. My Father is having surgery and I'll be helping him out for a week or so. I'm keeping the numbers and email addresses of you who are interested in it. I really don't know what to ask for it yet and would rather get it out so I can check the overall condition better and hopefully post some pics. Thanks.

At the bottom of this page: [url="http://www.chamberstoves.net/Links.html"]http://www.chamberstoves.net/Links.html[/url] is the exact Chambers we have. It includes the thermowell baker and it has a pot I haven't identified yet.

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**Easy cooker** · August 27th, 2006, 06:14 PM

My BZ 1948 model needs new "grates" pots set on.The pans are also pitted. Called a Houston stove place"Elmira" and man wanted $80 a piece for some. I bought a C model for parts but gates are larger than mine.The C looks like it is off of showroom floor,eccept it has 1 missing safety lever and also need replacement leg cover pan. Does anyone know Texas based company to get parts from? The C model is set for natural gas and I am on propane.Both have high backs . My husband wants me to switch to the C.Which model cooks the best. I have used the BZ 20 years.

**pmisaber** · August 27th, 2006, 06:40 PM

If the surfaces of the grates and pans are chipped, Gigi's can reporcelain them and have them looking like new. There are also some places that can repair cracked grates too.