I have a new Elm stove and we love it.

[REF1]

I got an Ashtrapper to clean out mine and it works great. Couldn't be any easier and no mess.

 

[bigealta]

Anyone know about the retrofit set up and tubes the guy in the utube vid is talking about? Would love to get a better secondary burn out of my 1984 jotul 3.

 

[geoxman]

Anyone know about the retrofit set up and tubes the guy in the utube vid is talking about? Would love to get a better secondary burn out of my 1984 jotul 3.

Then drill some holes in it and get some cast pipe and go to town. I did it in an old furnace and the secondaries lit up like a blow torch. good luck and it will most likely void your UL listing...but I am not insured on the carriage barn.

This is what I did and it worked out well with cast iron scrap pipe...good luck and it is a neat site for us part time coal burners
http://nepacrossroads.com/about2066.html#p13410

 

[REF1]

Hey, that looks pretty cool.

 

[Ratman]

This is my favorite thread and my favorite stove.
No black cube for me either.
When my Energy Harvester goes I'm buying an ELM.

 

[BrotherBart]

This is my favorite thread and my favorite stove.
No black cube for me either.
When my Energy Harvester goes I'm buying an ELM.

Storm drain pipe needs a home too. :lol:

 

[Ratman]

This is my favorite thread and my favorite stove.
No black cube for me either.
When my Energy Harvester goes I'm buying an ELM.

Storm drain pipe needs a home too. :lol:

hehehe
Hi Bart..I don't get it?

 

[REF1]

I didn't know municipalities use 1/4" sheet steel precisely rolled into a cylinder and specially welded to address high heat and stress. Man, those are some pretty incredible storm drains out there.

 

[BrotherBart]

And pie plates for man hole covers. Sure they do.

 

[REF1]

That's funny. I never saw a bump in the road caused by a Pyrex man-hole cover. They all look rather flat and mundane to me.