Any Buck Model 91 Cat insert users out there??
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Boozie has one, see if she'll respond-(but her's smokes like a fat guy at a cigar bar). She may......wait...oh crap, sorry- only saw the thread title. Nevermind. %-P
I'm sorry.......no, not really. Too much fun being the smartazz for a change. "davidmc" has a 91, there are quite a few others. After a day or so, pop this thread to the top by asking a question. Sooner or later, an owner will reply.
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Hi Barb, just found this post.
I really like my Buck.
What do you have questions about? I have just been running mine this season but I will try to help.
David
I really like my Buck.
What do you have questions about? I have just been running mine this season but I will try to help.
David
Got one of those. Second year burning with it. Good heat and long burns. Let me know if you have any specific questions.
I want to buy a fireplace insert. I like the looks of the Buck 91.
How much are they selling for new?
thanks !!
How much are they selling for new?
thanks !!
trx680 said:
Got mine used but I'm guessing a new one is between $2,000 and $2,500. And I don't think there are anymore tax credits right now.
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trx680 said:
Hi. I purchased my Buck 91 new in December of 2010. The stove alone was $2399.
'course I had to have stainless steel liner installed (have a chimney I don't trust), Flashing, adapter, rain cap, and a mantle protector. Plus installation at $750. Total cost right at $4,000.
Hope this helps. It really puts out the heat. It took me a while to learn how NOT to make smoke signals (as the guys will attest to). Hope I remember how to build a fire this year.
P.S. Hey guys I got me a moisture meter, so no one gonna trick this old lady this year with wet wood.
Barb
Den said:
thanks Den, I missed that one when I looked.
I see your from Virginia too, I'm going to make a post to see what wood stove dealers we have around here.
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