Old Stove in a shed hookup questions

[whitetailscout]

Hello, I am in the middle of remodeling the old concrete block shed in our backyard. When we bought this place, it had a little wood stove out in the shed, which at one point was hooked up to a block chimney. The chimney is unlined. What would be the easiest and cheapest way to reconnect this little stove? I’m not particularly interested in spending much money to accomplish this, if I had to spend big $$$ to line the chimney, I’d rather just run a kerosene heater out there. Anyone have any thoughts? Thanks in advance.

 

[whitetailscout]

Here are a few pictures of the setup.

 

[begreen]

Looks like it will need an oval to round adapter, then round stove pipe (not galvanized) up to a stove pipe elbow to the thimble. The chimney should be cleaned too.
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[whitetailscout]

Looks like it will need an oval to round adapter, then round stove pipe (not galvanized) up to a stove pipe elbow to the thimble. The chimney should be cleaned too.
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Thank you!

 

[bholler]

Here are a few pictures of the setup.

It looks to me like there is a clay liner sticking out the top of the chimney.

 

[whitetailscout]

Yes, but not stainless lined. Will the clay be sufficient?

 

[bholler]

Yes, but not stainless lined. Will the clay be sufficient?

Yes if it is in good shape.

 

[Simonkenton]

Yes I see that clay liner. That thing was designed and built for the wood stove and I bet it will work! Get that liner cleaned and inspected.
I like the looks of that old wood stove I bet that thing will throw some heat.

Also I see you have an old time extension limb cutter leaned up against the wall there. Some cool, old time stuff in that shed.

 

[whitetailscout]

Yes I see that clay liner. That thing was designed and built for the wood stove and I bet it will work! Get that liner cleaned and inspected.
I like the looks of that old wood stove I bet that thing will throw some heat.

Also I see you have an old time extension limb cutter leaned up against the wall there. Some cool, old time stuff in that shed.

Thanks, once I get things cleaned up a bit I will post some more pics of the stove. I’m trying to make the inside of the shed into a bit of a cabin. I put strapping up on the walls and I am putting up shiplap and tongue and groove pine. I’ve almost got 2 walls done, have some trim work and window re-framing to do. I plan on leaving the wall behind the stove bare block though because of clearance with the stove. That old pole cutter comes in pretty handy!