Ash pan for an older Quad 4300?

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Nate Finch

Nate Finch

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Aug 25, 2010
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Harvard, MA
I have an older Quadrafire 4300 with no ACC and no ash pan. I know the ash pan used to be an option (appears to be standard now).. anyone know if it's possible to get one to add on to my stove? Also, is it worth it? This will be my first year using a woodstove, so I'm super new at it, but we want to burn 24/7... I'm thinking an ash pan would make cleaning it out while it's still burning a heck of a lot easier. Thoughts?

-Nate
 
Is it a 4300 unibody or a 4300 ACT? I have installed the newest style ACC ashpans on the ACT models but I'm not sure if they will fit the unibody models. I don't believe the ashpan is that big of a conveinance but then again I burn pellets.
 
Umm... I'm not sure what a unibody is. It's a step top with legs:

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got a serial number? I can tell you then.
 
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