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I really don't think the denim idea would make any difference. I have only dealt with chicken eggs but this is what I do. Also keep in mind that the denim would restrict the flow of air and heat to trays below. First I am using a home made copied after the Farm master 600 egg. I have a...

From yer description I would guess it to be a "tin hen" Probably similar to this.

Based on the pics. Yes I think you are right. It really looks to be a redwood that somebody has painted. I don't think ya can go wrong.

Do ya feel like a thief ?? lol How lucky. Hey I tell ya what to help ya feel less guilt I will offer ya twice what ya paid fer it!! lol Congrats You will love that thing

Is is a wood cabinet?? I have not seen any that small. But IMO yes any of the old ones are worth a look.

Nice looking unit and not far from me but I think a little high on the price.

I don't really know about the turning question. I really don't think the hen makes sure to turn each egg 1/2 turn every time. I just move the levers and let the eggs do what ever. I don't even slide the trays out.

Well there are a lot of variables. Like are ya selling or buying?? Condition of they unit. But IF one can get one of these redwoods for $300-$400 or less you have done good.

Oh my THAT is a beauty ! ! !

OK so IF the light comes on even with both switches off. Then it seems that someone has worked on the wiring. IF you are comfortable with doing it I will try to draw a diagram of how it should be wired.

Well the ones I have seen the indicator light is part of the double switch. You may be able to get a bulb but so far I have not found a source of the cover (lens) or replacement switch with light. As for the "spring" I have not seen such. Could you post a pic?? I would guess maybe something to...

OK lets see if I can talk ya through this without drawing it. One switch should control the inside light. The other switch should have 2 wires coming from it. One should go to the wafer and then to the heat element. The second wire should go from the switch straight back to the fan. See the fan...

OK try this. Unplug the unit. Then where the heat element goes on the stud and the wires go to the front. Take a wrench Probably 5/16 and gently snug up all of the nuts. DO NOT over-tighten but make sure they are snug.

Most likely you can get them at Home Depot, Lowe's or similar type hardware supply.