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It is going in an outbuilding, about 16x16, two stories, well insulated
And opinions? as well
It is going in an outbuilding, about 16x16, two stories, well insulated
Can someone identify which vermont castings stove this is?
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I'd guess it is the original Intrepid. They now make an Intrepid II with a catalytic converter on it that shares a lot of parts with the original.
BrowningBAR
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KarlP said:
It is an older Intrepid and it is overpriced. $550 is way too much. $300 would be more in line.
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I can't comment on the differences between the Intrepid and Intrepid II, but I can say my Intrepid II is doing a remarkable job of heating an uninsulated 30x40 pole barn. I gave $375 for the stove, chimney, cap, and fire tools. The guy was removing it from his house and got rid of everything wood burning related he had.
Its for a buddy of mine, he was looking at the Jotul# 8, but I have heard of lighting problems with them?? (not sure, just 2nd hand info)
I have the regency medium box myself, and love it (F2400, about 12yrs old)
I have the regency medium box myself, and love it (F2400, about 12yrs old)
I don't think the price is too high. That's not as commonly seen as the bigger VCs, especially in such good condition. To me, a stove isn't like a car that keeps getting cheap the longer ago it was made. If a good stove is in like-new condition, why shouldn't it sell for the same price as an equivalent later model used stove? Used Jotul 118s go for big bucks, as high as $650 that I've seen. A well made stove is a lifetime investment. If it was near Saratoga I'd buy it in a heartbeat. Perfect size for my fireplace.
BrowningBAR
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BrowningBAR
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BrowningBAR said:Battenkiller said:
I'll sell you mine for $550.
But seriously, $550 is over priced for that stove. $550 will get you one of the smaller Englanders that will be more efficient and heat a larger space.
BrowningBAR said:I'll sell you mine for $550.
Sold! I'll be down in PA third week in Feb. Where do I pick it up? ;-)
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