1. mike oconnor New Member

   joined: Jun 25, 2012

   1 posts

   where to buy top interior liner. and side liner, Never used the stove, should there be firebrick on bottom? Any other info would be helpful....

   mike oconnor, Jun 26, 2012

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2. begreen Super Moderator

   joined: Nov 18, 2005

   36,118 posts

   South Puget Sound, WA

   Welcome Mike, that is a nice stove. Go to http://www.woodmanspartsplus.com/68/catalogs/Wood-and-Coal-Stove-Manufacturers-Cross-Reference.html and enter your model. They will have a parts diagram of the stove there. To my knowledge there is no firebrick on the bottom of the stove. But it is a good idea to start with a 1/2" layer of ash, or clean sand on the bottom.

   begreen, Jun 26, 2012

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3. ahoy30 New Member

   joined: Jan 15, 2012

   10 posts

   central NH

   I let ash build up in mine about half way up to the door, it turns itself into a nice hard chunk that seems help keep coals warm over night

   ahoy30, Jun 30, 2012

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