Thermostat for stoker?

Anyone know if there is an easy way to hook up a thermostat to a Reading Allegheny Stoker? I wasnt looking for coaltrol or anything like that, just something that would knock it down to a lower setting when a certain temp is reached and then back up when it calls for more heat.

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The simplest approach would be to steal a page from the coal stoker boiler play book. The set-up is pretty simple, incredibly simple. You need a thermostat and a repeat cycle timer. The combustion fan stays "on" all time. The power to the stoker splits and travels through one (or both, that part doesn't matter) or the other wire. The first wire goes to your 120v (line voltage) thermostat and then on to the stoker. As the long as the room is below the temp setting, the stoker will run how you set it. If, however, the room is warm and the thermostat is satisfied, no current flow on that limb. Power is always on the other limb with the repeat cycle timer. The unit cycles on and off according to your setting just enough to keep the fire burning. My boiler cycles about 1min out of 10min. It works pretty well.