Very nice forum you guys have here. I never put the connection between the internet and the woodstove but while recently doing some research on my fisher I found my way here and glad I did.
I'm from the Jersey shore/pines area and living in the house I was raised in. I guess it was mid to late 70's when my father and our neighbor started with a pile of bricks, mud and a bottle of scotch and soon after this magical monster showed up and it was not long before this monster consumed the pallet it was delivered on. The monster is one of those Fisher Grandma Bears, she is as hungry as ever and sometimes you can't stand to be in the same room with her!!
I still cook dinners on or in the stove as I remember my parents doing from time to time. Recently after putting all new pipes n the stove we removed the old small block chevy radiator my father mounted to the back of the stove. He ran water to it and from there to a holding tank in the furnace room where the water was used for showers.
I enjoy running this stove. I put 2-3 cords through it over the winter and try to give the oil furnace and my wallet a break. We used to also run a small stove from the store that was named "Two Guys" but I retired that cigar smoker style stove as she was falling apart and unsafe so now with the help of some fans the fisher is doing the whole home.
I've noticed running around 450-475 for an hour or so then damper down to 350 really makes her throw some heat for a few ours and as for smoke she runs very clean on 2 year seasoned oak. I just had a nice run on an oak that was unsplit and seasoned 3 years. I'd roll 2 of those big logs through the door on a nice bed of coals dampers open 2 full turns and she was going 6 solid hours. Wish I had more of that!!
-Bob
I'm from the Jersey shore/pines area and living in the house I was raised in. I guess it was mid to late 70's when my father and our neighbor started with a pile of bricks, mud and a bottle of scotch and soon after this magical monster showed up and it was not long before this monster consumed the pallet it was delivered on. The monster is one of those Fisher Grandma Bears, she is as hungry as ever and sometimes you can't stand to be in the same room with her!!
I still cook dinners on or in the stove as I remember my parents doing from time to time. Recently after putting all new pipes n the stove we removed the old small block chevy radiator my father mounted to the back of the stove. He ran water to it and from there to a holding tank in the furnace room where the water was used for showers.
I enjoy running this stove. I put 2-3 cords through it over the winter and try to give the oil furnace and my wallet a break. We used to also run a small stove from the store that was named "Two Guys" but I retired that cigar smoker style stove as she was falling apart and unsafe so now with the help of some fans the fisher is doing the whole home.
I've noticed running around 450-475 for an hour or so then damper down to 350 really makes her throw some heat for a few ours and as for smoke she runs very clean on 2 year seasoned oak. I just had a nice run on an oak that was unsplit and seasoned 3 years. I'd roll 2 of those big logs through the door on a nice bed of coals dampers open 2 full turns and she was going 6 solid hours. Wish I had more of that!!
-Bob
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