I am looking for a BLAZE KING. I have located one or more, late models, but thay are always far away, especially Northwest. I am wondering if there is any with knowledge, help, network on this forum that might help myself, or others get stoves from far away. Any input would be appreciated. I can't justify paying new stove price and I don't want to settle for a lesser stove.
BLAZE KING: From There to Here
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You can justify it with the costs savings in heating bills, firewood savings, and a $1500 Fed tax credit. Good luck.
How does the tax credit work? Is it a deduction? I won't owe any tax, so I doubt if deduction can help me.
Given your parameters, you are pretty much screwed. :lol:
BB - Native Texan that can't ever miss a chance to pick on an Okie.
BB - Native Texan that can't ever miss a chance to pick on an Okie.
foche911 said:
Expensive due to that fact that its typically double walled with insulation. Stainless and galvanized in material.
I will pick up the stove and drive it to Oklahoma... for a fair price that will exceed normal shipping charges and may push you into a new stove. It costs money to move big things. The stove's appear to be made here in WA state and they are a very common older brand that is often sold out of hardware stores and other lesser dealerships. They must not allow much dealer profit.
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foche911 said:
PMd you the details. That is my dump trailer...it deals with highly organic material, mulch, firewood, etc and doesn't complain too much. Keeps my truck a little more respectable.
I was quoted retail which is just under 4K with the blowers by all the dealers I was willing to drive to. That made this demo look pretty good at half that. I have heard that you can do better in the midwest but the dealers here were more interested in talking about my tax situation than their price.
There's a store north of me in Spooner, WI that had a BK Princess for $2100 and I think the King was around 3k.
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