It's getting cold here in northern Minnesota and want to install this beauty in our cabin. It is in new condition. We are have run into a dead end in getting the specs for clearances for install. Have contacted Morso with no luck. Would welcome any assistance as we are stuck. An old post popped up on my search on this forum from a member named Timber who also had one of these.
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Morso 1BO Installation Advice
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SpaceBus
Minister of Fire
I would assume 36" clearance to combustibles, the default for unlisted/tested stoves. Most antiques and many vintage stoves fall into this category.
Morso1bo
Burning Hunk
I had the same stove and it worked beautiful! I replaced it with a Lange 6302k which was also great but it never had as good a draw. Enjoy!
Fiddler
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Morso1bo
Burning Hunk
Sorry I’m just reading this. I don’t have a manual for the stove. I can sing it’s praises though! It was an amazing heater with a wonderful draft. The interior baffles are available through woodmanspartsplus if you should need them.
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