Exhaust piping

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Viper42790

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Nov 8, 2014
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Woodstock CT
I just purchased a used St croix afton bay and it came with 3 feet of 6 inch chimney pipe that has the cold air built in. However it screws together instead of locks like the duravent pro. I need to purchase more piping does anyone know where I can get more or should I start from scratch? Also I'm using a masonry chimney that was used for a wood stove. Is there anything special I need besides the thimble adapter? I'm pretty new to this stuff so any input is appreciated
 
I just purchased a used St croix afton bay and it came with 3 feet of 6 inch chimney pipe that has the cold air built in. However it screws together instead of locks like the duravent pro. I need to purchase more piping does anyone know where I can get more or should I start from scratch? Also I'm using a masonry chimney that was used for a wood stove. Is there anything special I need besides the thimble adapter? I'm pretty new to this stuff so any input is appreciated
The install illustration is on page 10 of the install manual and here is the manual: http://www.adamsstove.com/PDF/Afton Bay Installation Manual 7_08.pdf
 
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