I was surfing C L yesterday and seen a wood stove called Brass Flame wood burning stove but I could not find any info on it. Does anyone know anything about this stove? Thanks Fespo
Who make Brass Flame Stove?
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I can find replacement parts lists for different models of Brass Flame stoves, so my guess is that it was at one time a company that made stoves.
Oregon lists them as a separate company:
http://www.deq.state.or.us/aq/burning/woodstoves/DEQcertifiedStoves.pdf
Oregon lists them as a separate company:
http://www.deq.state.or.us/aq/burning/woodstoves/DEQcertifiedStoves.pdf
Blogger says his brother designed it and then sold out to Earth Stove. It is on the Internet so it must be true.
"My favorite wood stove is a Brass Flame. They are certified of course, and are built like a Sherman Tank. They have a double-air opening for quick-starting the fire, they look good and burn efficiently. I have found used ones for several friends and relatives. I am a little prejudiced in this department; my brother developed the Brass Flame and it was the first stove to pass the emission standards without a catalytic combustor. All certified stoves on the market now copy his combustion process, the big secret being lots of secondary and tertiary air. He made 10,000 of them before selling to Earth Stove, who made them for a few years and then sold to a bigger company, who dropped the line. If you can find one, you won’t be disappointed!"
http://www.survivalblog.com/2012/05/buying-a-used-wood-stove-by-sid-s.html
"My favorite wood stove is a Brass Flame. They are certified of course, and are built like a Sherman Tank. They have a double-air opening for quick-starting the fire, they look good and burn efficiently. I have found used ones for several friends and relatives. I am a little prejudiced in this department; my brother developed the Brass Flame and it was the first stove to pass the emission standards without a catalytic combustor. All certified stoves on the market now copy his combustion process, the big secret being lots of secondary and tertiary air. He made 10,000 of them before selling to Earth Stove, who made them for a few years and then sold to a bigger company, who dropped the line. If you can find one, you won’t be disappointed!"
http://www.survivalblog.com/2012/05/buying-a-used-wood-stove-by-sid-s.html
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