The Super gets phenomenal burn times as many who own them on here can attest to.
Myself, I would look at the T5 or T6.
Myself, I would look at the T5 or T6.
I like the look of the T5 and it was actually one of our first choices, but I'm not sure that the swing out tops would work with my setup. I don't really care for cast stoves anyway, seems like they'd be difficult to keep clean. I can just wipe a steel stove off, I might need a feather duster or something for a CI stove.The Super gets phenomenal burn times as many who own them on here can attest to.
Myself, I would look at the T5 or T6.
In 13 years of selling Buck stoves we have never replaced a secondary tube and with the new ceraboard baffle materials the efficiency of these stoves is excellent.
Bucks are also double walled so they have massive heat exchangers and the bay models use large blowers that pressurize the plenum to provide excellent air flow.
Why would you not want a dealer to handle your warranty issues? That is what they are there for. They will usually have the part on the shelf and have seen most everything and have great advise.
Can you give me a link for those brochures, I can't find them.Buck's literature give the hole location on back of the brochure. Also, for whatever reason they use the EPA test numbers for the output figures which are grossly underated.
Can you give me a link for those brochures, I can't find them.
Wow, how'd you find that? I searched their site from top to bottom and there was nothing like that.
Have you taken a look at the Blake King Princess insert?
I did a LOT of research and ended up choosing this unit for our home. It has far exceeded any expectations we had.
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