I found this stove on craigslist for $275 owner says he thinks its a century made in canada but not sure. It apppers to have a secondary burn on it plate up top with firebricks and tubes with holes in them. I have not looked at it yet wonderingif it is worth looking at. My brother is looking for a stove simsilar to this in size design and price for his living room. I couldn't find any info on it. thought maybe you guys would know something, Thanks
century wood stove?
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Its an early EPA stove, CFM is now owned by Vermont Castings. At one time I could find the manual to it on their website.
Here is a link to the newer ver of it: (broken link removed)
I would say $200-$250 would be about what it is worth.
Here is a link to the newer ver of it: (broken link removed)
I would say $200-$250 would be about what it is worth.
On the back of the rear heat shield (I'm assuming it has one) there should be a manufacturer's info sticker filled with data about the stove, including model number and clearance requirements. Get a close-up pic of that sticker, or copy down verbatim everything that's on it, and we'll really have something to go on. Rick
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