Old woodstove in yurt wall

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I have what I believe is a Fisher baby bear. 24x18x24 that I'm installing through the wall of my yurt. Is there a adaptor for the flue collar to fit this 6" pipe? How does one determine the btu on this stove and how do I find the clearance neccesary from the stove to the wall? I'm grateful for any help here.

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View attachment 342565I have what I believe is a Fisher baby bear. 24x18x24 that I'm installing through the wall of my yurt. Is there a adaptor for the flue collar to fit this 6" pipe? How does one determine the btu on this stove and how do I find the clearance neccesary from the stove to the wall? I'm grateful for any help here
Is there a data plate or decal on it anywhere?
 
I think unlisted they are 36”. It can be cut in half with appropriate heat shield with air gap behind. Be careful! Ask questions. Like what kind of pass through should I use? Or is single wall ok? Is double wall recommended? How high should the stack be?
 
View attachment 342565I have what I believe is a Fisher baby bear. 24x18x24 that I'm installing through the wall of my yurt. Is there a adaptor for the flue collar to fit this 6" pipe? How does one determine the btu on this stove and how do I find the clearance neccesary from the stove to the wall? I'm grateful for any help here
That is not a fisher and it takes 7" pipe not 6"
 
Please post a full picture of the stove so that we can identify it. Is there a UL plate on the back specifying clearances? If not, if will need 36" clearance from all combustibles in all directions. Shielding the yurt wall properly with a ventilated wall shield will reduce the rear clearance to 12".