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  1. QuantumBit

    Franklin 261-ST 8" to 6" reducer to fit existing ceiling fitting. I was told never reduce these old Franklin's Any advice appreciated.

    This Franklin install is the idea of my well meaning landlord. She is sweet and found the stove on Facebook. As far as I can tell It is against the National Standard (NFPA-211) to reduce from 8 to 6. Also the "room smoke" and carbon monoxide issues are consistent across all posts on this...
  2. A

    Research Question on Franklin Stoves

    Hi All, I was wondering if you could help me answer a research question: What is the date range when Sears Roebuck produced Franklin Stove model 143.433-435? I can't seem to find the dates of production of these stoves. Thanks!
  3. ArielJ

    What am I missing? V&M Franklin Fireplace.

    Hello everyone, I'm new to this group. I have recently acquired a 1852 Franklin Fireplace (AKA Pennsylvania Fireplace, Circulating Stove) and am working to install it as a functional fireplace in my home. There is one problem, The oval in the rear of the stove is 14 3/4 x 4 1/2.... I can't seem...