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The thermometer is just an easy way to gauge how your fire is going. It wouldn't hurt to put one on and see what type of temps you get out of it.
I'd place it dead center on the stove maybe 3 inches in front of the stove pipe. From the pic it doesn't look like you have access to the actual stove pipe... if you do that is probably just as good a place if not better.
Good luck
I'd place it dead center on the stove maybe 3 inches in front of the stove pipe. From the pic it doesn't look like you have access to the actual stove pipe... if you do that is probably just as good a place if not better.
Good luck
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As for the type something like this works just fine.
http://www.amazon.com/Rutland-Prod-701-Stove-Thermometer/dp/B000627RGM
http://www.amazon.com/Rutland-Prod-701-Stove-Thermometer/dp/B000627RGM
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