I have read some of the information on the forums about my stove. I love my stove and I use it to off set the expense of my oil burner. I do have a problem like most other keeping it burning thru the night. I know it is a small firebox. I have been reading about insulating it between the bricks etc. I am a novice so if you could give me more tips on regular maintenance on this wood stove it would be great. I have replaced the cracked bricks inside, but other than that I don't know what else I could do. Thanks in advance.
Century wood stove FW240007 maintenance
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First couple of posts detail what I found with the Century. It's a good stove and there really isn't much maintenance you have to do to it. It;s probably the easiest stove I've ever operated. For night time burning, place a large round in the back of the stove. It'll burn slower than a split.
Matt
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/stove-tweaks.24784/#post-24784
First couple of posts detail what I found with the Century. It's a good stove and there really isn't much maintenance you have to do to it. It;s probably the easiest stove I've ever operated. For night time burning, place a large round in the back of the stove. It'll burn slower than a split.
Matt
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