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Help! I need an adapter

14 years ago

I Have a 1970's Resolute wood stove that I am in need of a flange/pipe that will convert from oval to round 6 inch. ( The flange coming off the stove is oval) I have visited a number of stores and the solutions have varied to the extreme of buying a new stove. Can someone help direct me to a site or store to purchase. thanks Doug

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mainegrower
14 years ago
The part you're looking for is called a boot or oval to round adapter and was used almost exclusively on Vermont Castings stoves. One of these online sources should carry them: Northlineexpress.com redhillgeneralstore.com woodmanspartsplus.com. Googling oval to round stove pipe adapter will no doubt turn up other sources. If there's a long time VC dealer near you, he might have one as well.
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