fisher honey bear question

There isn't a specific adapter for the Fisher Insert. I have the exact same unit & bolted a cast iron stove top adapter to accept a 8" sst liner 17' staight up. I think that a 7" would work also, they are available online that bolt to the top. You will have to provide a relief for the damper control rod to pass under, then try & find a 6" - 7" sst increaser to attach to the stove top adapter. I'm not sure how well a 6" liner will work with the Fisher Insert

I went to a sheet metal shop. the made me an adapter,and it didn't cost much. I feel that would be your best way of finding one.

Had the same problem with my Fisher insert stove when I converted it to free standing. The easy way out is to get a piece of 8 inch pipe welded to the top of the stove. My metal shop guy told me that heavy wall 6 inch and heavy wall 8 inch pipe is common but 7 inch anything is rare and would be very hard to find. We used 8 inch because that gave us enough room to make a new air tight damper above the stove in the new pipe. Than you can hook to your liner easy . If the liner is 6 inch or seven inch you can get a adapter with no problem. I went from 8 inch to 7 inch and the adapter was about 35 dollars. I had to use a 7 inch oval liner because of tile restrictions in my old chimney. The stove draws fine and never smokes in the house even though the chimney is a little short. Works good, David

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Weezer,

any updates on this ? did you get the adaptor ? I have a fisher insert lined up for dirt cheap, but I am hesitant on buying it in fear of not finding an adaptor.

any pics ?


Thanks