nice secondary burn

[john11756]

 

[pen]

Is this your stove?

Moving this over to the hearth room.

pen

 

[Jearley35purdue]

Here in NE Ohio myself. Looks like we are going to get a lot of pretty secondary views this next week or so as the temps drop like they are predicting Nothing better than a nice hot stove firing off as it should. I've only had the 1402 since October and love it Awesome vid!

 

[john11756]

Is this your stove?

Moving this over to the hearth room.

pen

Yes it's mine and you cant have it lol.

 

[pen]

Yes it's mine and you cant have it lol.

Haha! Very nice stove.

What sort of stove tops were you seeing during that burn?

 

[crater22]

I'm so new to this burning, that that would scare the heck out of me. in fact, I have had one or two like that, and I could not sleep. Good to know that that is o.k.

Thanks for posting

 

[Jearley35purdue]

I'm so new to this burning, that that would scare the heck out of me. in fact, I have had one or two like that, and I could not sleep. Good to know that that is o.k.

Thanks for posting

Crater If you are not running your stove like this you are not running it efficiently. This is how they are designed to perform and the secondary burns are perfectly normal and safe. You need to get the stove temps to a point they can burn off the gases that don't get burned initially. Don't be afraid to run that thing like it is suppose to be or you are not getting the best performance out of the thing!

 

[Jearley35purdue]

Here is my 1402. Not running near as hot as the one above but secondary still firing.

 

[john11756]

This was just after loading up after a long burn.
lots of red coals.temp was around 450 500.
I can Easley get this stove to 700 with good wood.I like cruising around 300 house is small and will cook us out.definitely a nice little stove

 

[Kevin Dolan]

John lots of yellow flames are they coming out your secondary burn tubes? My secondaries tend to be blue, great looking vid.

 

[Cburke]

I like this thread! Here's my timberwolf 2200 on a load of beech mc between 15 and 18 percent stove top creeping up around 800 at this point, maybe 20 minutes after reload.

 

[Jearley35purdue]

I like this thread! Here's my timberwolf 2200 on a load of beech mc between 15 and 18 percent stove top creeping up around 800 at this point, maybe 20 minutes after reload.

Man that thing looks sweet!! Awesome temps too!

 

[Cburke]

Man that thing looks sweet!! Awesome temps too!

Thank you very much! I love this stove, i can stare at the secondary burn for hours. House is 2000sq feet roughly and does a fantastic job of heating it.(almost too well sometimes!) cool thread! Let's see some more vids!

 

[mepellet]

What stove is this john?

 

[john11756]

I like this thread! Here's my timberwolf 2200 on a load of beech mc between 15 and 18 percent stove top creeping up around 800 at this point, maybe 20 minutes after reload.

looks great

 

[john11756]

What stove is this john?

Napoleon 1402

 

[john11756]

John lots of yellow flames are they coming out your secondary burn tubes? My secondaries tend to be blue, great looking vid.

thank you Kevin.i do have some blue secondary flames, i checked today im laying on the floor looking up into the stove and my wife is like wtf hahaha she thinks im nuts.

 

[Jearley35purdue]

thank you Kevin.i do have some blue secondary flames, i checked today im laying on the floor looking up into the stove and my wife is like wtf hahaha she thinks im nuts.

John, you are not the only one. I've spent more time on the floor in front if my 1402 than on the couch next to her. I think she is getting jealous! I'm borderline addicted to this damn thing. Man problems! Ha

 

[mepellet]

Napoleon 1402

Thought the secondary tube looked like a napoleon. I get those rolling secondary flames too. I try not to get them as vigorous as your video shows though.

 

[Chuck the Canuck]

thank you Kevin.i do have some blue secondary flames, i checked today im laying on the floor looking up into the stove and my wife is like wtf hahaha she thinks im nuts.

My wife said she's going to buy me a body pillow so that I'll be more comfortable laying on the floor staring up into the stove....

 

[firefighterjake]

My wife said she's going to buy me a body pillow so that I'll be more comfortable laying on the floor staring up into the stove....

Just get a big dog . . . kinda like having a body pillow.

 

[ScottyB]

My wife said she's going to buy me a body pillow so that I'll be more comfortable laying on the floor staring up into the stove....

I do this all the time! I made my stove and it sits kind of low to the floor. Also, I didn't put a window in it. I'll see if I can get a secondary burn pic tonight.

 

[john11756]

My wife said she's going to buy me a body pillow so that I'll be more comfortable laying on the floor staring up into the stove....

Lmao

 

[WoodpileOCD]

Thank you very much! I love this stove, i can stare at the secondary burn for hours. House is 2000sq feet roughly and does a fantastic job of heating it.(almost too well sometimes!) cool thread! Let's see some more vids!

Here are some secondaries from my big cat. While not as rambunctious as the flames of your non cats, the Buck 91 has other attributes besides beautiful flames. Although they certainly beautiful to look at.

 

[dafattkidd]

Low twenties tonight dropping to the teens. Here's a mix of oak, black walnut, pine and cedar loaded NS on a decent coal bed.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=em-upload_owner&v=8hzjxQvo9EQ