NNJ and Tri state area costs for BK Princess

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kennyp2339

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Good morning all, I've been on the hunt for a new wood stove, mainly looking at a BK Princess for the past couple weeks. Basically for a no thrills BK Princess (single jacket, no ash pan and on legs) I'm looking at about 3 grand for the stove only, pick up at the dealer. I just wanted to compare costs with others that went down this road. I need to take action soon as some of the dealer have said order now for a fall pick. Thanks -
 
If I remember correctly starting prices for princess insert were $3200-$3600 in ct.
 
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Probably not too far off, but haggle anyway. See if you can get the blowers thrown in or something. You'll want them anyway.
 
Good morning all, I've been on the hunt for a new wood stove, mainly looking at a BK Princess for the past couple weeks. Basically for a no thrills BK Princess (single jacket, no ash pan and on legs) I'm looking at about 3 grand for the stove only, pick up at the dealer. I just wanted to compare costs with others that went down this road. I need to take action soon as some of the dealer have said order now for a fall pick. Thanks -

Can I ask where you are calling around...I'm in NW NJ and will be looking to get a Princess insert probably next year. My current plan is to pick up 2-3 cords this summer and let 'em dry out, get the insert next summer and hope to hell this winter isn't nearly as bad as last year's. First year in a house with oil heat so I'm not looking forward to the winter however my current budget is dictating that I wait until next year for the insert.

FYI I'm not looking to completely replace my boiler; just supplement it maybe 50-60%. I know getting a stove would be more ideal however my long term plan as of right now is the insert in the family room and maybe a pellet pooper stove in the living room.
 
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