Older stove adaptation to a liner

[Nickyv0021]

I have purchased an older stove that is in excellent condition and it was originally manufactured to be a slammer set up. A member here, "69_Eliminator" has a thread on here where he modified a stove very similar to mine and mounted and sealed an adapter for a liner onto the stove.

The two ways I see making this work is to completely cut or remove the damper off of the stove, so I can mount the adapter for the liner. Would not having a damper on my stove be a big deal with running a liner? In one of his pictures it looks like he is still running a damper, so I'm wondering if he uses a piece of steal or something to prop it open and does this manually by hand. Doing this he probably removed the linkage to control it which allowed him to mount the adapter.

I have a liner and a professional that will do the installation I just don't have the funds for a new stove. At input would be appreciated.

 

[bholler]

I have purchased an older stove that is in excellent condition and it was originally manufactured to be a slammer set up. A member here, "69_Eliminator" has a thread on here where he modified a stove very similar to mine and mounted and sealed an adapter for a liner onto the stove.

The two ways I see making this work is to completely cut or remove the damper off of the stove, so I can mount the adapter for the liner. Would not having a damper on my stove be a big deal with running a liner? In one of his pictures it looks like he is still running a damper, so I'm wondering if he uses a piece of steal or something to prop it open and does this manually by hand. Doing this he probably removed the linkage to control it which allowed him to mount the adapter.

I have a liner and a professional that will do the installation I just don't have the funds for a new stove. At input would be appreciated.

Pictures of the stove outlet would help

 

[Nickyv0021]

Pictures of the stove outlet would help

Yes absolutely.... Here are some pictures of the damper and back side of the stove as well as the link to the adapter I bought.

The two last pictures of the stove in the fireplace and with the adapter mounted to the stove is the other guys I'm trying to mimick.

Again can I just delete my damper completely on my stove and be okay?

Or should I just construct some sort of metal wedge and manually open and prop up the dampener myself?

My adapter

304 Insert Boot

Insert Boot made of 24 gauge 304 Stainless Steel

firesidechimneysupply.com

 

[EatenByLimestone]

Do you have any intake air control?

 

[Nickyv0021]

I'm assuming that's what the two spinning knobs on the front of the stove are for.

 

[EatenByLimestone]

Ok. I think I see the corner of a spinning knob in your pic.

 

[bholler]

Yeah that's going to either need to be eliminated or seriously reworked with a custom boot made

 

[ruSSrt]

I have purchased an older stove that is in excellent condition and it was originally manufactured to be a slammer set up. A member here, "69_Eliminator" has a thread on here where he modified a stove very similar to mine and mounted and sealed an adapter for a liner onto the stove.

The two ways I see making this work is to completely cut or remove the damper off of the stove, so I can mount the adapter for the liner. Would not having a damper on my stove be a big deal with running a liner? In one of his pictures it looks like he is still running a damper, so I'm wondering if he uses a piece of steal or something to prop it open and does this manually by hand. Doing this he probably removed the linkage to control it which allowed him to mount the adapter.

I have a liner and a professional that will do the installation I just don't have the funds for a new stove. At input would be appreciated.

I tried looking for that thread. Do you have a link saved by any chance?

 

[Nickyv0021]

I tried looking for that thread. Do you have a link saved by any chance?

I actually followed through with it and it's working great. What are some of your questions? I'll answer anything I can to the best of my knowledge.

 

[ruSSrt]

I actually followed through with it and it's working great. What are some of your questions? I'll answer anything I can to the best of my knowledge.

I just posted this. Looking for advice or solution.

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