Legless Harman Mark

treysgt · Post by **treysgt** » Thu. Mar. 06, 2008 1:04 pm

I am probably going to relocate my Mark1 next season. It would fit best in it's new home if I took the legs off of it. Anyone do this? If I take the legs off I guess I must plug the bolt holes somehow otherwise no more airtight stove..

bksaun · Post by **bksaun** » Thu. Mar. 06, 2008 1:07 pm

See if you can run the bolts in from the inside, that way you will be able to get the stove off the floor just enough for air to get under it keeping it dry if it sweats a little.

just a thought.

BK

CapeCoaler · Post by **CapeCoaler** » Thu. Mar. 06, 2008 3:49 pm

Unbolt the legs, put the bolt back in the same way(bolt head down)so the head acts as a foot and if you need to use some caulk 'Seal It Right' from Rutland. 8o0* latex black non-adheasive, great stuff!

jpete · Post by **jpete** » Thu. Mar. 06, 2008 6:05 pm

I took the legs off mine a while back and just ran the bolts back in. Heads down like was said.

Dallas · Post by **Dallas** » Thu. Mar. 06, 2008 6:16 pm

If any of you guys want to get rid of your bolt-on stove legs, let me know (PM me). I'm contemplating modifying my stove to have a larger ash pan, which probably means I'll lose my legs, as they are part of the stove.

steinkebunch · Post by **steinkebunch** » Thu. Mar. 06, 2008 9:04 pm

If you really want some legs, you can make your own out of some 4" angle iron and some 1/4" strap. Here's some photos of the ones I built.

Steinke

Dallas · Post by **Dallas** » Thu. Mar. 06, 2008 9:10 pm

Those would look real nice on "my stove"!

Yeah, I could build them, but thought if somebody was going to ditch theirs .....

Of course, if I was removing legs, I'd hang on to them, in case I were to sell the stove.

Legless Harman Mark

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