Firebox size

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marty319

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3rd time on a woodstove that they quit manufacturing it,first enviro,then osburn 2300 and now sbi tells me they no longer manufacture the 3300 model.anyways I'm looking at getting the pe summit and I thought it had the 3.0 cu ft firebox but looking on their website it's only 2.5.i was positive when I looked last fall it was 3.0.anyways 2.5 is too small for my needs.i also thought the t6 had a 3.0 firebox but it says 2.5 on their site
 
Pe just got back to me,they shrunk the firebox on the summit from 3.0 to 2.5 not sure about the alderlea.
 
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Same firebox. I think this was discussed not long ago? I suspect they decided not to count the area above the baffle.
 
3rd time on a woodstove that they quit manufacturing it,first enviro,then osburn 2300 and now sbi tells me they no longer manufacture the 3300 model.anyways I'm looking at getting the pe summit and I thought it had the 3.0 cu ft firebox but looking on their website it's only 2.5.i was positive when I looked last fall it was 3.0.anyways 2.5 is too small for my needs.i also thought the t6 had a 3.0 firebox but it says 2.5 on their site
They might be listing the EPA usable volume. The T6 has always been a 3 cu ft stove. Unless they have a new version