I have just purchased a Grandpa Bear and need some info on this wood burner. It has a rear outlet for the flu. I can not see any where that it has had a baffle. I saw in some other form, someone had installed a baffle system, but it did not have any measurements on it. Do you need to have a baffle with this stove? I talked with a local wood burner and he said that they all came with them. Not sure if this is true. Its in very good shape and I would notice if someone had remove the welds where the system would have been. Any help would be great. Thanks, Joe
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It seems that some came with baffles, some didn't, but really all it was is a piece of metal welded and bent, not really much of a baffle. I have attached a pic of a simular baffle that was in a Timberline insert that I restored.
That same thread you are talking about, I think Penn started it, get the dimensions out of yours and make something simular.
That same thread you are talking about, I think Penn started it, get the dimensions out of yours and make something simular.
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