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https://www.hearth.com/talk/forums/fisher-stove-information-parts-history-and-more.28/ Here is all the information you could ever need.

At least the sun came out today.

You probably won't have to open the slot at all. The tail is wider on the d276. An oil hole is going to be necessary.

Or he doesn't have acrobat reader

It's a pdf, download it and open it with acrobat reader.

Here you go, the list from JASO

https://leftcoastsupplies.com/product/replacement-nose-pro-top-pa-bars-38/ Looks like this one I think.

Forks or aluminum foil spark because there is a gap for the arc to jump.

Yes it will.

No, watching Casablanca.

I would look at the control lever and make sure the cover isn't blocking it from full travel.

Nice day, had to go for a ride. Just another crappy day in the San Juans

It can also be the control lever spring doesn't have enough spring any more to hold the choke on.

Check the choke linkage, if it's not pushing the choke all the way shut it will cause hard cold starting.

Yes I did, it was a while ago so I don't remember what I did. I'll pull the stock and take a look.

I just found this thread, I built a 222 Rem on a Zastava. Its a fantastic little gun. Mine is from when they were being imported by Charles Daley, I think be for that Interarms imported them. Charles Daley called them Mini Mauser, Interarms called it the MINI Mark 10.

Whale

I have a 034AV that was sold at the same shop.

Wacked out a pickup load of fire wood with my 034.