I recently purchased a Quaker Stove Company wood stove. I know that they are out of business. I was wondering if anyone new where I could get a manual. Also, can I burn wood pellets or corn in this? The person I purchased it from said I could but there is know chute to send it into. Any info I can get about this would be great. Its all in pieces and wanted to see diagrams or something. thanks.
Quaker Stove Company - Cambridge Model - Seriel 0090
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I don't remember that model - and it is a low serial so it might be a limited production model.
None of these stoves were made for corn or pellets. I think the person you bought it from did not know what they were talking about!
Can you upload a picture of it? I know of two Quaker models - the Moravian (wood) and the Sir Cyril (coal)...
I think it is highly unlikely that you will be able to find a manual.
None of these stoves were made for corn or pellets. I think the person you bought it from did not know what they were talking about!
Can you upload a picture of it? I know of two Quaker models - the Moravian (wood) and the Sir Cyril (coal)...
I think it is highly unlikely that you will be able to find a manual.
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