Hi. I bought a house with a wood burning stove but I have no idea who the manufacturer is or how much it's worth...please help!!
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Value of my stove
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It is a valuable heater. When you have no heat. No one here would encourage you to sell it. They will encourage you to use it. Unless it is a particularly bad model.
anybody in their right mind these days would look after themselves with alternate heat and power. The grid is fragile. The premise of a "grid" is wrong. Everyone is vulnerable in a "grid".
I don't know what the stove is, or how much it's worth, but you should consider carefully your decision going forward. The stove looks like it's in very good condition. Pictures can be deceiving.
I just looked at the pics again..I'll say good condition, not very good, as it has some broken firebrick (minor to replace) and a burn tube hanging (perhaps a bigger issue).
anybody in their right mind these days would look after themselves with alternate heat and power. The grid is fragile. The premise of a "grid" is wrong. Everyone is vulnerable in a "grid".
I don't know what the stove is, or how much it's worth, but you should consider carefully your decision going forward. The stove looks like it's in very good condition. Pictures can be deceiving.
I just looked at the pics again..I'll say good condition, not very good, as it has some broken firebrick (minor to replace) and a burn tube hanging (perhaps a bigger issue).
It is in very good condition...it was rarely used and it works perfectly.
I agree with you about the "grid", but I have very good, economical heat in my home and at the moment, my financial situation warrants the need to sell rather than use it.
JamesGuido
Feeling the Heat
So now I know it was manufactured in 2006 and the make and model...
Thanks for the help everyone!
Thanks for the help everyone!
JamesGuido
Feeling the Heat
Yes, I think this was the first year for the Yosemite. It's a nice stove and one of the early cast iron jacketed stoves on the market. The Napoleon 1600C was the other one. I'd have to see inside the firebox for a more complete assessment, but if there are no cracks inside or out, then it's probably worth around $500 as is. The hanging burn tube is a little bit of a concern. Are the others like that or missing? With the innards all in good order, and with a fresh coat of paint the stove could bring in $1000.
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