Kickapoo stove works

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Girty85

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Oct 13, 2016
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Westby, WI
Is anybody else still using a KSW stove?? Just curious?? Have been using mine in the house I bought for 3 years now and been pretty happy with it!!
 
I have a Kickapoo BBR that I’m planning to install in our basement. It was built in 1983 and weighs in at 385lbs. I have all the original paperwork if anyone needs the information.


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Here is a bad pic of a ksw and some fun facts I found.
 
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I have a Kickapoo BBR that I’m planning to install in our basement. It was built in 1983 and weighs in at 385lbs. I have all the original paperwork if anyone needs the information.


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Hello from AZ. We just purchased a home that has this stove as a heat source. Any information on the details of its operation would be appreciated. Thank you!!
 
Thank you! I've added it as an attachment to the Kickapoo wiki page too.
 
I have seen several stoves with KSW on the door for sale around here. I always wondered what they were but didn't wonder hard enough to go looking for the answer. Now I know, and also that they originated in Lafarge, which is a beautiful area. The Kickapoo River runs through there. Thanks for posting this info, I now have a much greater appreciation for KSW stoves.
 
Here is a long blog and it is interesting in a beautiful area of Wisconsin ..Takes 20 minutes or so to read unless you skim it...clancey