Stove pipe advice please!

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KJamesJR said:
I guess I missed the part we’re he only had 3’ of masonry chimney.

I wonder how well that stove would even draft with only 11’ of total run and a good 90 degree bend?
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I don't think it has ever run properly There are two 90º turns, a 2' horiz. section dumping into a large (10" x 10"?) cavity. All of this at about a mile above sea level.
 
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