Hearthstone Mansfield Installed (Burning Pics updated)
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Todd
Minister of Fire
whitem0829 said:Burn baby burn(rember Bernie!?! Williams)
Yep...
& When he's done with the break-in fires in his Mansfield, he can (AJ) BURNETT!
kingfisher
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Life IS good! Mine arrives this week and I can't wait. Good luck and let us know how it works for you.
Congratulations, it's a great stove! Now if only we can get a little bit of your cool weather here in Delaware (75 degrees today) :down:
Nina
Nina
Ratman
Feeling the Heat
kingfisher said:
No the hearth pad was pre-made bought from installer. I think its made by American Panel...Great quality though.
I will post some FIRE photos as soon as it chills down a little. It's almost 60 something here.
Maybe tonight....
BrowningBAR
Minister of Fire
ansehnlich1
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ah, you sure that ain't photoshopped????
HAHA, just kiddin', that mansfield looks waaaaaaaaay good sittin' there
uh, just to make sure, how's about a pic of your wood pile, you know, just to PROVE you're a wood burnin' fool!
HAHA, just kiddin', that mansfield looks waaaaaaaaay good sittin' there
uh, just to make sure, how's about a pic of your wood pile, you know, just to PROVE you're a wood burnin' fool!
Highbeam
Minister of Fire
So is that black piece behind the stove the heat shield? I've never seen the mansfield's shield and that one is way bigger than my heritage's.
You even got the stone kettle! Looks great.
You even got the stone kettle! Looks great.
Highbeam said:
Yes...that is the heat shield for the Mansfield. I think the photo makes it look bigger than it does
when your in the room.
Thanks for the kind post! We are defininitly enjoying it.
Hate the stove.... Hope you have wet wood!
Just kidding... I'm a Red Sox fan!
That should keep you warm... Enjoy!
Just kidding... I'm a Red Sox fan!
That should keep you warm... Enjoy!
Red Sox?
How are they doing this year?
J.K. I'm stuck in Central MA as a transplanted CNY'er.
Templetucky, MA
How are they doing this year?
J.K. I'm stuck in Central MA as a transplanted CNY'er.
Templetucky, MA
bren582
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I love the look of the Mansfield and the EQ.. All that stone.. really looks nice installed that way.. Makes me want one real bad :-( Can't wait to see more pics of it in action..
Enjoy the nice even heat distribution these stoves are known for
Enjoy the nice even heat distribution these stoves are known for
NH_Wood
Minister of Fire
Hi Yanksforever,
I'm near you in southern NH - looking to buy a Mansfield in a few weeks for use during next winter (while the tax credit and winter sale lasts!). I've read a few threads concerned with maintaining burn temps that don't exceed ~ 500 deg. Are you having any problems with the stove getting too hot? Are you tapped into an exterior masonry chimney? How big is the flue? I'm installing mine into a 12 inch flue and I'm concerned about adequate draft. Thanks!
I'm near you in southern NH - looking to buy a Mansfield in a few weeks for use during next winter (while the tax credit and winter sale lasts!). I've read a few threads concerned with maintaining burn temps that don't exceed ~ 500 deg. Are you having any problems with the stove getting too hot? Are you tapped into an exterior masonry chimney? How big is the flue? I'm installing mine into a 12 inch flue and I'm concerned about adequate draft. Thanks!
xraydog
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Welcome fellow stoner! Very Nice ! You will love the Mansfield. I burn 24/7 and I sure do love mine. You may notice that the colder it gets outside the better this baby works. Early on, when temps are in 60's my glass only cleans it self half a$$ but once temps go below the 60 mark the glass is crystal clean and the temps on the stove really start to climb easily. I installed a stove pipe damper that comes in handy up here in MA when it is really cold and the draft gets crazy. Have to look back at your pics to see if you have a thermometer. If not it is a great investment to have one on the stove top and a probe style in your stack. It's a great tool to quickly perfect your fire burning and stove settings. Let me know how you make out with your ash pan. I have always used a shovel because once you open the grate and swish the ashes down it is a pain to get the grate closed again with little coals and ash jammed in it. But, I recently read how someone leaves their grate open and just empties their ash each day from the pan. After all of this time I just might try this (wish they would clear this up in operating manual). Just have to be sure my ash door is closed good and proper. Enjoy! Looks Great ! Your pad looks like mine except I have a corner one. Thanks for the pics ! Keep um coming
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