I got the Ashford installed and have had a few fires in it so far. I thought I would start up a thread with some experiences and pics of it. I will keep updating as it gets colder out. I'm very impressed with it so far!
Last night the load I ran was a small amount of very dry wood.
It fired up quick! This morning the glass was pretty clean and still had a good amount of wood left, all I had to do was open up the bypass for a few seconds and it fired up. That was 12.5 hrs. With a few pieces of cherry and poplar. The last pic is from this morning.
That last picture is insane. Those things really have space age technology. How are they so far ahead of everyone else? I gotta get a Blaze King.Last night the load I ran was a small amount of very dry wood.
It fired up quick! This morning the glass was pretty clean and still had a good amount of wood left, all I had to do was open up the bypass for a few seconds and it fired up. That was 12.5 hrs. With a few pieces of cherry and poplar. The last pic is from this morning.
I see one very big difference, just from the photo. I think this was a great move for BK, their prime con having always been in the looks department.If webby was truly dedicated to this, he would have also bought, and installed, a Sirocco 30, Chinook 30, and a Princess so we could all understand what the differences are.
I wasn't aware of this. I'd like to see this, also.Webby, can you post a picture with the convective top off?
I've gone 16 months without buying a stove! New record!This is horrible. Now I want another stove. My list of stoves that I want to play with is growing.
That just means you're due.I've gone 16 months without buying a stove! New record!
There's also that whole part of explaining to the wife, why I want to replace a stove we just bought and installed 10 months ago.
Last night the load I ran was a small amount of very dry wood.
It fired up quick! This morning the glass was pretty clean and still had a good amount of wood left, all I had to do was open up the bypass for a few seconds and it fired up. That was 12.5 hrs. With a few pieces of cherry and poplar. The last pic is from this morning.
I pull out the "when you are the one that loads the three stoves 99% of the time, then you can vote on whether or not we need a new stove" card. I have to be sure I am smiling when I say that, or things could get ugly.There's also that whole part of explaining to the wife, why I want to replace a stove we just bought and installed 10 months ago.
From what I can tell, it is the same size as the Chinook 30 and Princess. I think it uses the Chinook firebox.What are the specs on that stove? The BK site is woefully behind in its presentation of this stove.
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