Can anyone tell me anything about this stove? It's made by hearthstone owner doesn't know model. All I can make out is that it's 35k btu. He's selling it for 150. Is this a good price? I want a stove for my basement playroom which is about 600sf I realize 35k btu is a bit hot for that space, but is it too hot?
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barmstrong2
Feeling the Heat
There should be a large metal tag secured to the chassis with a thin cable inside the control chamber. Without the model and serial it will be difficult to get replacement parts.
Looks like an older Sterling Gas Stove.
Could be either a B-Vent or a Direct Vent model.
We'd need to see the venting attachment collar to determine which.
It could also burn either LP or NG, & unless it's marked on the gas valve,
the burner orifice would have to be inspected.
Manuals are still available for older Hearthstone stove models.
Check the website: http://www.hearthstonestoves.com/
Could be either a B-Vent or a Direct Vent model.
We'd need to see the venting attachment collar to determine which.
It could also burn either LP or NG, & unless it's marked on the gas valve,
the burner orifice would have to be inspected.
Manuals are still available for older Hearthstone stove models.
Check the website: http://www.hearthstonestoves.com/
Heatsource
Minister of Fire
I liked the old sterlings, good heaters.
not sure about part availability, conversion kits, burners etc...
not sure about part availability, conversion kits, burners etc...
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