Ceiling Chimney Collar

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scottgen20

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Feb 15, 2006
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Lower Saucon, PA
Hi Everyone,

I moved into an old farmhouse earlier this year and have just gotten around to taking care of the wood stove. There was an Efel coal stove installed and I'm replacing it with a wood burner.

I started to look at the interior single wall and decided to replace it, as it seems to have had better days. Once I got the sections disconnected from the stove, I removed it from the thimble in the ceiling. That left me with a small crimped connector which is protruding from the ceiling - and which I'd like to replace as it's a bit rusty. When I moved in the gutters were clogged and dipped directly down towards the chimney, dousing it with a ton of water every time it rained. Some of this obviously got in and caused the rust. Looks like the exterior part of the chimney (stainless) is in good condition.

My question.. How in the world can I replace that crimped end coming out of the ceiling? I've tried twisting the larger collar and pulling down on in, but no luck. Attaching a picture for reference.


Thanks all!
Scott
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