My brother is looking to purchase a hawkee stove for $110. I can't find any info on it wondering if you guys have any experience with them or have any knowledge on them. We have not had a chance to look at it yet or inspect it. I know to look for signs of over fire and warpage. Anty advice on this would be appreciated thanks.
Is Hawke a good stove?
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Bumping to the top . . . maybe you'll get a response. Never heard of this brand.
As for what to look for in terms of overfiring . . . warped parts, discolored metal. Other folks who have more experience buying used stoves will perhaps contribute ideas of what to look for.
As for what to look for in terms of overfiring . . . warped parts, discolored metal. Other folks who have more experience buying used stoves will perhaps contribute ideas of what to look for.
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