Made in Canada. Very large exhaust, 10". Probably very inefficent too. Should I use, sell or scrap it? Seems in good shape, just a little rusty on top from setting outdoors in the rain a few weeks.
Just been given an old Elmira coal-wood kitchen stove
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Definitely protect it and maybe oil down the top with some steel wool.
10" is a huge pipe for a cookstove. Is this double-wall with an 8" ID?
Whether or not to use it depends on whether there is room for it. Is there a chimney connection already in place. How would it be used, primarily for cooking or for heat? Post some pictures of the stove if you can. There may be parts available to convert it to wood if interested.
10" is a huge pipe for a cookstove. Is this double-wall with an 8" ID?
Whether or not to use it depends on whether there is room for it. Is there a chimney connection already in place. How would it be used, primarily for cooking or for heat? Post some pictures of the stove if you can. There may be parts available to convert it to wood if interested.
There is a wide oval exhaust on the rear of the stove, and it tapers into 10 inch round single wall. I'm wondering if I can reduce it to 8 inch.
It's dark in the barn now. Tomorrow I'll look it over again and try to find a model number.
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