New Manisfield, 5' double wall stove pipe to wall thimble, 1' horizontal run through wall, 90 bend up 18' of double wall insulated duravent chimney. Chimney is not enclosed outside.... I can never seem to get it not to smoke. I run my stove at 450 - 500. Most of my wood is fine, but even when I load it up with my best wood that I know is dry, I still get smoke. No a huge amount, but i get smoke. With my old stove, I would get the normal smoke at start-up, but once it got going I had nothing but heat coming out of the chimney. My old setup was and interior chimney, but I would think that once I got the exterior chinmey heated up I would have no issues. Chimney looks clean inside, but I know smoke is not good. Even when I crank my stove up to 550 I still get smoke. It heats great, and I have no other issues, but the smoke has me nuts.
Any thoughts? I know "wood not dry" might be a common sugestion but I do have some 2 split, stacked, and covered wood that does the same thing.
Thanks
Any thoughts? I know "wood not dry" might be a common sugestion but I do have some 2 split, stacked, and covered wood that does the same thing.
Thanks
