Fisher wood stoves. Trying to find out if any fisher stoves came stock with top and back flues. I know some came with top or back but I found a grandma bear that has both top and back. It was done right and its been that way for a long time. Just not sure if that's a modification done by the first owner or something Fisher would have done as a custom order. Will this hurt the value of the stove? Thanks for any information.
Fisher stove with top and back flue
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What you're describing may not be both outlets. There was a back and top pipe which is actually a top vent and rear intake for barometric damper.
If so it should have an air box inside the top vent that makes a separation of exhaust and intake.
What you're describing may not be both outlets. There was a back and top pipe which is actually a top vent and rear intake for barometric damper.
If so it should have an air box inside the top vent that makes a separation of exhaust and intake.
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