Does anyone know the firebox dimensions, and door dimensions of the Explorer2? And how good a product does Quadrafire make?
Quadrafire question...
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Sconnie Burner
Feeling the Heat
I am very happy with my Quad 3100. I'm still learning how to use it but got it down pretty well. They are well built and can crank out some heat! They are a little more spendy up front but are built to withstand higher temps than other stoves I think. They don't have a huge following on here from what I have found. I would guess this is because they tend to be more $ than people want to spend.
bhildreth
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I just installed the explorer 2 this fall and love it so far. Pretty easy to get a good feel for and maintains the heat nicely.
bhildreth
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I never actually measured it, but it is pretty good size. I just put some logs on tonight and I would say they were about 16 inches long and it still had some room to spare.
Ratherbfishin
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I've had my 5700 step top 3 years now. I like it a lot. Puts out some serious heat when needed and With good seasoned wood I'm getting a 8 to 10 hr burn. I have replaced to baffle board on top of the tubes but that was covered under warranty.
Ratherbfishin
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Been burning an Isle Royale since 2002. I have had the headache of tapping one hinge pin back in, TWICE since then. That is the extent of my maintenance to date.
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