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Just an individual part list . There is a slide bar on the back left hand top of the stove that is supposed to set the stove for baking . Part of that is broken .It can be welded .The rest of the slide mechanism is missing and is one part to its self .I have no Idea what it looks like. Outside of that I haven't found anything else missing.

Sure was and welding cast iron is a major pain . Found one part and the place that does some of them . But I still need assembly instructions in an exploded view. Think I'm up the creek without a paddle.

I'm still googleing as well as ask.com , ehow Lord knows how many sites I'm starting to get squinty eyes.

Oh yes. I've spent hours looking for a view of this stove showing the assembly of it. No real luck . Ive put in the maker which is Great Western Stoves . The model no. everything I can think of . One antique dealer says they have information on it for the fee of 35 bucks . But all you'll get is a brief history lesson on stove manufacturers . No real useful information. So the search goes on.

I have a Wonder NO. 636 P wood cook stove . Does any body know where I could get a parts diagram for it or a place that has parts for vintage wood stoves I only nee 2 parts . The door hinge on the oven and the draft slide bar. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

If you want pm me I'll add you to my list . There haven't been many replies from here . But if you ever need some advice on tackle give a yell . If you are ready to sell some I'll mention it around . Seems like you may be fairly new at making jigs . If you don't mind my 2 cents input remember never sell cheaper than what folks will pay at the large chain stores . The reason I keep a list is to promote us local guys . If someone asks where they can get lures while fishing a given area I'm able to tell them . Does 2 things for me 1 I don't have to build it. 2 It helps put business to the area being fished And that insures the water ways are there for the next generation. Thanks for the comeback.

I'm going to need a bigger reel . Going to make a mold for the big swim baits . I won't be able to do the real fancy colors . I checked out your suggestions and I can get in the ball park of some of the plastics . Worst case situation I'll stop in at Woody's Bait in Sand Springs buy some . Shad around here is No problem there are millions. If you do your own lures throw out some pics . Jason did a wicked job on his. My wife wanted a pair of ear rings like them . I told her only if I held her by the feet and worked her back and forth in the water. The bump dosen't hurt as much now when I comb my hair.

Here are some pics of the plastics I use and make. I do a lot of different kinds of tackle nearly every lure I have in my box is one I've made.

No they are solid body. Now and then I goof up some way and get a hollow one. I had the mold made 2 1/4" for crappie and sand bass. I also have another with twin swimming tails. Both do well four most fish. I like to fish beetle spins in ponds so these work great for me. I'll try to get some pics of all of the crappie stuff.

HOPE IT DID IT THIS TIME ! Whew

Dang guys I didn't know the pics didn't load . SORRY Working on it.

Glad spring is coming . Cabin fever makes us all testy . Hope everybody catches so many fish they have to install more live wells and buy bigger deep freezes.

Here are some new plastics I'm trying . I'd like any oppinions so take a look. I have already taken some crappie on them . It seems like the bass like them just as well ( small bass 1lb or 2 ). I'm not selling these as yet just want to know if there might be some interest. Thanks All replies plus or minus welcome .

I have stopped building modern tackle for myself . I want to do more nostalgic types. I am looking for a Thompson D vise . The kind you screw down permanently to a table. They can hold a very large hook. Also Ament molds LA3,TA6,A4,S4, PLA series, BH series, ect. you can Email me at nbrentthompson@gmail.com Thanks

Whew! I am so very glad this turned out to be if not a happy ending at least one that resulted in life rather than the alternative.