This is my first time posting. My dad use to build these stoves in NW Minnesota. I remember seeing the steel plant stacked with these stoves when I was a kid. He also built a bigger double barrel stove they called the "Pribbs 48" that kicked out the heat like you woudn't believe. I don't know much about the design or BTU out put, but I think I can find some literature on it. Asked my dad and he said he could build one in his sleep. When he stopped production he loaded up a semi and a guy in northern Canada bought them all. My dad kept a few for his own use. I know we still have a bunch of wood nobs for the handles.
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Just saw this and wanted to see if anyone has found any product info on these stoves. My husband purchased on about 20 years ago and we are about to install it in our cabin. We need information on installation etc. Anything would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
PKWolosyn
Just saw this and wanted to see if anyone has found any product info on these stoves. My husband purchased on about 20 years ago and we are about to install it in our cabin. We need information on installation etc. Anything would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
PKWolosyn
I am reviving this old thread specifically so I can talk to Brenda. Please PM me Brenda, I have a few questions for you about your Dad's experiences working at Hurricane. Thank you.
And a general question to all: does anyone know where the Hurricane stoves were manufactured, or what the parent company name is/was (IF there was a parent company)?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Not sure where they were manufactured but mine has the plate on the back. It's not easy to read. I cleaned it up as best I could. Hope it helps.
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Brenda hasn't been seen on this site since November of 2012. I hope you are not holding your breath...
Brenda hasn't been seen on this site since November of 2012. I hope you are not holding your breath...
Meant to put it up there for Frozen Tundra. He was looking for info. Probably posted in the wrong spot. Sorry.
Hi I am new to the site also looking for some info on these stoves. I will post the a picture of the label on the back and front of the stove. Thanks any info is appreciated.
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Brenda hasn't been seen on this site since November of 2012. I hope you are not holding your breath...
Well, rats. Seems like she had some good info I could have used, oh well.
Man, that is a pretty stove! I have the 11 hole, which is one size up from yours, with the same motif on the doors. My sister has the same one you have and I also have the 7 hole, which is a size smaller than yours. I am looking for the 5 hole, it is a single door.
I did some digging and found where the trade mark was registered, but that is all so far. I tried calling the man who used to sell them in my home town to see if he had any idea where they were made, but he didn't know either.
It is my opinion that Hurricanes are the BEST wood stoves due the blower system. The pipes that run through the firebox is just so simple and effective. Maybe Someone at UL can dig up some info on Hurricane...
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I just picked up one of these Hurricane's yesterday and I thought he said he had all the paperwork with it....He didn't on the stove. Mine came with a pellet attachment on it......Can I use wood in this as well....? I know nothing about these things....
I just picked up one of these Hurricane's yesterday and I thought he said he had all the paperwork with it....He didn't on the stove. Mine came with a pellet attachment on it......Can I use wood in this as well....? I know nothing about these things....
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These Hurricane Wood Stoves were made in Blackfoot, ID. They began manufacturing these in the early 80's.... I just picked one up yesterday that has the Collins 4000 Hopper. Those were made in Bozeman, MT. By reading the history on the Pellet Hopper by; Collins, It's the first pellet hopper for wood stoves ever invented...(1980).. I also gave a hefty price for it...
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Well I have her up and running.... Spoke to Mr. Collins himself today (inventor of the Collins 4000 Pellet Hopper for wood burning stoves) and he guided me through getting it going...To say the least I was a bit hesitant firing it up.... Once fired it is an amazing thing.....I'm up to near 85 degrees in the cabin in as little as two and a half hours...now to control the heat module settings....
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I am looking for information, I have a hurricane wood burning stove that I am looking to sell because I don't need it anymore. Only because I live in a trailer and I have a toddler. But I don't know how much to sell it for, any information at all would be greatly appreciated. Mine doesn't have a plate located on it anywhere.
I am looking for information, I have a hurricane wood burning stove that I am looking to sell because I don't need it anymore. Only because I live in a trailer and I have a toddler. But I don't know how much to sell it for, any information at all would be greatly appreciated. Mine doesn't have a plate located on it anywhere.
Do you know the company name that manufactures these? I have the Hurricane HS 100 and am trying to find the installation specs to prove to my homeowners insurance that it was installed correctly.
These stoves where not manufactured in ID! The originals where built in East Grand Forks MN. The parent company was sold off a few years back and the brothers retired in the late 90's. I will see if I can get my dad to log onto this forum to answer questions. I haven't since 2012 due to family illness.
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