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anyone else own a hutch rebel fireplace insert?

Post in 'Classic Wood Stove Forums Pre-EPA (prior to 1988)' started by jdtractor, Feb 10, 2008.

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  1. jdtractor New Member

    joined: Feb 10, 2008
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    michigan
    I just bought and installed a fireplace insert.Ive only had it about a month and really love it
    it heats our whole house.Our fireplace is located on an inside wall in the middle of the
    house so it works out perfectly,plus we have a large amount of woods on our farmland.(free heat)
    I only wish we done this years ago.I bought the insert( used )from an elderly couple who said
    they rarely used it. it looked brand new,I gave 200.00 bucks.my question is does anyone have or know
    any thing about a Hutch Rebel insert?I have googled , yahooed, etc with little info on the net.I would
    like to find out who manufactured them or get an owners manual ,if there ever was one incase parts
    are needed in the future... thanks
    jdtractor, Feb 10, 2008
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  2. webbie Administrator

    joined: Nov 17, 2005
    10,925 posts
    Western Mass.
    Well, it was Hutch Manufacturing as I remember. A heavy duty steel unit.
    This was sold at many masonry yards and hardware stores, etc. - although some stove dealers also carried it.

    A beast like that should not need many parts except "generic" ones like firebrick, gasket, etc.

    As I remember, they made solid plate stoves like the Fisher, etc. and also this insert type which is somewhat a copy of the Buck type. I think you could get parts from Stove Parts Unlimited, etc. if you needed fans or other electricals....if not, you could probably find generic stuff that would work.

    Let me state the obvious....with a name like "Rebel", it was made down south!

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  3. jdtractor New Member

    joined: Feb 10, 2008
    9 posts
    michigan
    thanks for the info, I figured I could get parts (electrical)locally cant see what-else would ever go wrong
    I had e-mailed hutch manufacturing for info with no luck,who knows I might never need it....sure do love this
    wood heat.5 degrees outside 80 degrees inside..... awesome.
    jdtractor, Feb 10, 2008
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