help identifying sierra wood stove
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Blazzinghot
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Jill, I found this stove in a couple of places online but no info. This looks like one of their stoves from the 70's which is not EPA rated. If you are wanting to know if this stove is going to serve you well for burning wood post some pictures of the inside top and back wall of the stove. Most of these older stoves work on very similar principles. Most of your Fishers, and other older stoves from this era have the air control on the front doors similar to this stove. With more pictures these stove guys can tell you more about the stove as far as efficiency and the best way to use it.
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