Yes it absolutely needs fixed.Good morning, we purchased a Mama bear to install, but noticed a few small hairline cracks near the back of stove and in pipe leading out. Was checking to see if these needed corrective action before installing or normal wear and tear with the stove, thanks so much!
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Before going to the trouble of fixing it make sure you have the large clearances needed for an old stove. Be sure your local code office will allow you to install an unlisted stove. And that your insurance will insure a he with one installed in itAlso any particular drill bit you’d recommend? Thanks again
Clearance to combustibles from the stove. You do need some from the chimney but there is no difference between this using this stove or a new oneIn regards to clearance, do you mean to combustible? Or the in the flue/chimney area?
Welcome to the forum. You will need to check ALL clearances and possible need for floor protection as well.In regards to clearance, do you mean to combustible? Or the in the flue/chimney area?
With an insulated liner you don't need any clearance. But the wall passthrough needs to be done rightHow much do you recommend from the chimney itself? We we’re going use an Olympia pre-insulated hybrid liner, into a masonry chimney.
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