Found another craigslist stove. Thought it might be a f600. Can someone positively id this jotul.
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It's been a while, but I think the original Castine F400s had split doors. That would be my guess.
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jotul?
Burning Hunk
skinanbones
Feeling the Heat
Thanks for the replies. Would this stove be epa approved? Cat or secondary burn by chance? Seller doesn't have any info and its a sixty mile drive to check it out. Thanks.
Non-cat, secondary burn. Given the apparent neglect it should be cheap enough to warrant the trip.
Yep. Secondary burn baffle similar to the F3 CB.
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