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    New member. 25YO Whitfield Quest FSWP4. Gasket under burn pit

    Hello. New member. 25YO Whitfield Quest FSWP4. I’m getting a smell from my stove. It smells like the smell from the ash pit not from the exhaust fumes. I’ve replaced the door, glass and ash pit gaskets. What I noticed is that the gasket between the body of the stove and the holder of the burn...
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    New to wood stoves in general

    Hey all, I just recently bought a house in New Hampshire that has a Hearthstone Clydesdale installed. I've been learning how to get the thing burning a little bit better each day, but I have some basic questions. What's the best way to run the stove? Full open air and feed it a log at a time...
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    Whitfield Quest WP4

    Does anyone know if the Whitfield Quest WP4 freestanding model can be converted to an Insert? I was told we may be able to take the stand off and buy a generic fireplace insert surround, but thought I'd check to see if anyone knows. Thanks
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    Whitfield Quest

    Hey all, new to Forum. I hope someone can point me in the right direction. I have an older Whitfield Quest that was given to me. It has worked well for 5 years. Recently the auger has been jamming. After some research I believe I need to replace bushing. The bigger issue presently is no power...
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    Whitfield Quest Issue's

    Thank you for taking the time to review my issues's, this Quest one of the originals, a forty pound bag of pellets burns 33 hours in the basement shop, a concrete tomb, slab floor, poured walls should have kept the dirt floor. Anyway the pictures tell the story. any and all assistance is...
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