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  1. Nimrod1911 New Member

    joined: Nov 13, 2012
    36 posts
    Normally I use lodgepole pine. I'm just burning up a huge cottonwood my buddy had in his yard. I'm thinking it burns that long because the stove fits a whole wheel barrel load in it.
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  2. Mrtwostick New Member

    joined: Nov 6, 2012
    14 posts
    Philadelphia suburbs
    I think you would be better off with a wood furnance or owb as your main heater and a smaller stove for ambience. Or maybe just have two stoves. If the big boy does that well you could get a small blaze king or cat stove. that way you have constant heat while you are away, then when you get home or wake up reload the big boy
  3. daleeper Feeling the Heat

    joined: Dec 18, 2006
    442 posts
    NC MO
    If you have an 8" flue, get the BK King. The new Regency would get a look, but doesn't have the thermostatic control. Buck makes a big stove. All of them will save you some wood. If your goal is to heat the house totally with wood, then stick with your present stove, and save towards a good wood furnace or efficient wood boiler.

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