What is the oval measurement? Vermont Castings 1979 and earlier models have an aproximately 5 7/8" x 9 7/8" oval. That is the dimension I am looking
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This pipe size should work. Just installed one on my stove with the same sized opening. I did have to use some furnace cement to fill in the gaps.
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Do the math. There is some flexibility, though it takes a bit of force to bend. I was working in a tight space, but got it to fit. You can also use fireproof goop around the edges once it's in place to tighten the seal. Couple years ago I put mine in and it's still working fine.
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There are two models. The one I have measures 13.5 x 32 x 9.5. Make sure you order the correct one to fit your stove.
77479
The spout is oval, not round. It is 5/8" across the widest part. The actual pouring hole is less than .5". I hope that helps!
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Go to the Leecraft website and they have a chart that gives you the dimensions of all of their inserts that way you can make sure that you pick the correct one for you saw
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The ways are 4.5"Wide,Base width is 7". Hope this helps your decision. This lathe is awesome.
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According to my trusty tape measure the inside bottom diameter is approx 6 1/2" & the outside diameter is 7". This oughta be perfect for your needs. This is a great little pot. If you are in to cast iron stuff, you will be very pleased with it. Good luck!
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I don't remember my model number but it's very old. It's the 5 quart size. probably close to 40 years old. Pretty sure sizes are standard
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They are round and advertised as 8,9,and 10 but I measured the inside and it is more like 7,8 3/4 & almost 9 1/2 and the largest pan leaks. I thought at first it was the way that I had connected the ring to the pan but it still leaks. They are very nice pans other than this though. PAT answered on Febr
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I'm not sure, as the one we replaced was pretty old, and I couldn't tell the make. I just measured the old one, and looked very carefully at the design of the online representation, and they seemed to match. I was actually pleasantly surprised at a perfect fit it was. If you have the old one that you are replacing, that would hellp. And by the way, the old one did not measure EXACTLY 8 x 7, and it still worked. Good luck!
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The unit is about 12 1/2 inches long and the head is about 3 x 2 inches. It weighs about 6 oz. The only drawback is that it only holds about 1-1 1/2 oz of molten lead, so on your larger caliber, multi-cavity molds, it won't fill with one pour. I have a 4 cavity mold that I have to fill the dipper twice to get a complete mold. One nice feature is that the "fill bucket" or whatever they call it, is taped on both sides, so that both left and right handed casters can use it.
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The one I ordered, and really was looking for, is the size that is exactly 11 inches in diameter. Mine has a bottom to it for leakage, which would measure possibly 11 1/2 or 12 inches. I wanted a big one exactly like the old one I discarded. So, I am very with my true 11" diameter. So quite possibly the 9" that you are seeing, might have the tray at the bottom measuring 10" like mine.
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I am confused by the measurements given by others. My bars are the standard 7/8" diameter (.875 OD). The inside diameter is .610, just under 5/8". I have Mirrycle mirrors in the ends now & they come with adapters for this size as do most others. I was able to measure the ID in the 1 1/2" lengths that I cut off when I shortened the bars. As for the accuracy of my measurements, in one of my incarnations, I was a machinist who worked to .0001" tolerances.
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I'm sorry that I do not know and I cannot measure it for you because I returned it. I did measure my 15" Lodge cast iron pan and it measures 12"across. Interestingly, I see others have answered your question already and theirs do not all measure the same. One would think that factory standardization would turn out the same, pan after pan, if it were a high quality operation not cutting corners.
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I just measured the casters to be able to give you and accurate measurement. They were 7.5 inches. Hope this is helpful for you.
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Probably at least 3 feet by 3 feet. You get a lot of mold compound and a lot of casting plastic. I have made 5-6 4 inch by 4 inch by 2 inch molds and I still have over half the molding compound left. It depends on what you are casting, I suppose.
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Mine measures 8 and 7/8 inches wide. Just shy of 9 inches. I hope this helps
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It has been long enough ago, all I could advise would be to compare the diameter specifications and see if they match. Good luck!!