Baffle messed up?

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davo

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Apr 24, 2015
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Hello all. After my first year burning on my large flush wood insert from Travis industries I have a few questions. I burned about four cords some was season under 20% some was a little bit over 20% moisture content. I went to clean out the stove today because I'm going to get a chimney cleaning this weekend and noticed this on the baffle. Does this cause any harm to the stove? I have never over fire the stove and always cover stovetop under 600° to be sure I wouldn't over fire I have been extremely cautious. Thank you for all of your help and input!
 
Hello all. After my first year burning on my large flush wood insert from Travis industries I have a few questions. I burned about four cords some was season under 20% some was a little bit over 20% moisture content. I went to clean out the stove today because I'm going to get a chimney cleaning this weekend and noticed this on the baffle. Does this cause any harm to the stove? I have never over fire the stove and always cover stovetop under 600° to be sure I wouldn't over fire I have been extremely cautious. Thank you for all of your help and input!

Did you forget to post a picture ?

bob
 
I'm sorry for some reason it posted twice. See below post on the page with the pics .Thanks!

Still have only one post and no picture.

bob
 
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