Drolet DB03120

[Squiner]

Do you think this Drolet DB03120 from the link below will heat a 1,500 sf house in Maryland?

http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_6970_200325829_200325829

Also, from reading here a bit, Drolet appears to have a decent reputation as a quality budget stove. What do you all think?

Jim

 

[smokinj]

Do you think this Drolet DB03120 from the link below will heat a 1,500 sf house in Maryland?

http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_6970_200325829_200325829

Also, from reading here a bit, Drolet appears to have a decent reputation as a quality budget stove. What do you all think?

Jim

says it will do 1800 sq ft how your window and insulation?

 

[Squiner]

House built in 1953 and I dont know if it has any insulation, assuming very little. Single pane windows.

Second question, I just located a seven year old Buck model 91 stove on craigslist near me (broken link removed to http://www.buckstove.com/wood/model91.html)

Would that be too big for my house? Any rules on that?

Hate to pass it up though, going for $300 "bucks"

thanks all

 

[smokinj]

House built in 1953 and I dont know if it has any insulation, assuming very little. Single pane windows.

Second question, I just located a seven year old Buck model 91 stove on craigslist near me (broken link removed to http://www.buckstove.com/wood/model91.html)

Would that be too big for my house? Any rules on that?

Hate to pass it up though, going for $300 "bucks"

thanks all

the buck stoves are sweet

 

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House built in 1953 and I dont know if it has any insulation, assuming very little. Single pane windows.

Second question, I just located a seven year old Buck model 91 stove on craigslist near me (broken link removed to http://www.buckstove.com/wood/model91.html)

Would that be too big for my house? Any rules on that?

Hate to pass it up though, going for $300 "bucks"

thanks all

At 4.4 cu ft that Buck can be considered a big, make that huge, stove. Good deal perhaps but it seem way overkill for 1500 sq ft in Md.

 

[Squiner]

House built in 1953 and I dont know if it has any insulation, assuming very little. Single pane windows.

Second question, I just located a seven year old Buck model 91 stove on craigslist near me (broken link removed to http://www.buckstove.com/wood/model91.html)

Would that be too big for my house? Any rules on that?

Hate to pass it up though, going for $300 "bucks"

thanks all

At 4.4 cu ft that Buck can be considered a big, make that huge, stove. Good deal perhaps but it seem way overkill for 1500 sq ft in Md.

Thanks for that....I have to say I agree. Would you be so kind as to look at my other thread and see what you think?

https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/22166/

Thanks,
Jim

 

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I took a look but don't know what stove that is. At first I thought a very early Osburn, but really am not sure. It looks like a pre-EPA stove, but I could be wrong.

You might want to look at the Englander insert or the Napoleons.

 

[Squiner]

I took a look but don't know what stove that is. At first I thought a very early Osburn, but really am not sure. It looks like a pre-EPA stove, but I could be wrong.

You might want to look at the Englander insert or the Napoleons.

Thanks for looking, I'll look into them.