Older V/C Intrepids - Were They Non-Catalytic ??

[Rob From Wisconsin]

Early '80's & Older.....

 

[kniffin50]

I belive they were,I had an older one and I kick myself for selling it.Darn good little stove
Rusty

 

[moondoggy]

yes, they were, but when i check it out here when i was shoppping, i was lead away from buying one from a few folks with knowlegde.
dont think they functioned as well as they should have.

yo, check it out....
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/10553/

 

[Rob From Wisconsin]

yes, they were, but when i check it out here when i was shoppping, i was lead away from buying one from a few folks with knowlegde.
dont think they functioned as well as they should have.

yo, check it out....
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/10553/

You're talking about the Intrepid II non-cat model they had in the several
years ago, but was discontinued. The model I'm speaking about existed before
the Cat model came out (nee - the Intrepid II).

 

[Rob From Wisconsin]

I belive they were,I had an older one and I kick myself for selling it.Darn good little stove
Rusty

Was it efficent & easy to operate??
(dampers & bypass instead of catalyst)

 

[elmoleaf]

Intrepid I, Model 1302, 1982-1988. See (broken link removed to http://www.discountstove.com/1302.html) for parts diagram. Notice that unlike the current Intrepid NC, the older one has a damper (operated from left side of stove) and is top-loading.