It occurs to me that I've never adjusted a fastene on my stove, now into my third season of burning. Its a Morso 3660 and other than the doors it basicalyl jsut has one moving part, the primary air intak lever. Is this somethign that requires adjustment to keep the fully closed setting truly banked down for overnight buring and good secondary burn or should I leave well enough alone and thats that. I feel like I'm nto getting as long a time on a full overnight load as i was two years ago, but that could just as easily be the wood I'm burning or any number of other factors. I think i used to get an easy 7.5 hours and on occasion have gotten a full 9 hours out of a full load, but now I feel like I'm lucky to get 6.5-7 hours out of a full load. Is my air control out of adjustment maybe?
Just a thoguht.
Just a thoguht.
Though I didn't check it before this season, it was last season. This could be a possibility. I did the lighter test though and didn't note any drafts around the seams...but the air intake was sucking like an electrolux.