Osburn 2400's sold out!

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Bagelboy

Feeling the Heat
Oct 21, 2013
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Catskills, N.Y.
I have the Osburn 2400 insert which I love and ordered a 2400 stove for a large addition I'm putting on. I ordered it the end of October and have been waiting for delivery for 4 weeks. When I inquired today as to delivery time, I was told it will now take another 3 weeks, but it should be here by Christmas! I was told that orders being taken now are being told delivery times will be in February. Apparently, orders have come in faster than they can manufacture the stoves. This was from Osburn directly!
 
Time to plant some trees. At that rate firewood will soon be more expensive than oil. :confused:
 
I think the stove will be worth waiting for.
 
I have the Osburn 2400 insert which I love and ordered a 2400 stove for a large addition I'm putting on. I ordered it the end of October and have been waiting for delivery for 4 weeks. When I inquired today as to delivery time, I was told it will now take another 3 weeks, but it should be here by Christmas! I was told that orders being taken now are being told delivery times will be in February. Apparently, orders have come in faster than they can manufacture the stoves. This was from Osburn directly!
Have you considered just getting an Englander? The 30 is a similar stove.
 
Have you considered just getting an Englander? The 30 is a similar stove.
I think he wants an insert, the Englander insert is smaller than the 30.
 
I think he wants an insert, the Englander insert is smaller than the 30.
Bagelboy owns the 2400 insert. I could be wrong, but when he stated he ordered a 2400 stove- I figured he meant the free standing version of the insert he already owns.

Both the 30 and the 2400 have just over 3 cf fire boxes, steel stove, with secondary tubes, solid construction and vermiculite baffles with 6" exhaust. The 30 is way less expensive though.

As far as inserts go, the Oz definitely is the beefier heating choice, but again if I'm reading his open post he's looking for a free standing unit.
 
I was told the same thing about the 2400 from a vendor here in CT. I searched online and found Spotix in Idaho. They say they have 10 in stock. I emailed them the other day. I aloso am looking at the 2400 for a house I'm closing on on Monday.
 
You are correct. I have the insert, but I am now putting in a stove on the other end of my new addition. I sold my 20 year old Jotul. It was a good stove, but I need more btu's since I've made the house larger. Since I ordered the 2400 stove in October, they said I should get it delivered before Christmas, however, they told me if you order one now, they are backed up til February.
 
If you can't wait maybe get a different SBI stove like a Drolet HT2000 or an Enerzone Solution 2.9 instead?
 
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I'm actually thinking of getting the 2000 instead. I've only added another 1000 square feet to my house, and I'm starting to think the 2400 may be overkill!
 
Hi Guys, long time lurker and I just signed up. Just wanted to add that i have a Osburn 2400 on backorder. The guy who answers when i call (Jack?) said they should be shipped in a couple weeks. I think I ordered the first or second week of November. This thread doesnt make me feel any better about getting it before Christmas :-(
 
I just spoke to Jack yesterday. I told him I would take the 2300 instead. The area I am heating is only about 1000 square feet, so the 2400 would be overkill. Heck, the 2300 is probably overkill, but I like a big firebox in case I need it.
 
I'm actually thinking of getting the 2000 instead. I've only added another 1000 square feet to my house, and I'm starting to think the 2400 may be overkill!
Go Big
I just spoke to Jack yesterday. I told him I would take the 2300 instead. The area I am heating is only about 1000 square feet, so the 2400 would be overkill. Heck, the 2300 is probably overkill, but I like a big firebox in case I need it.
get the 2400 you may need the power one day
 
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Well, the 2300 heats up to 85,000. The 2400, 100,000. For 1000 square feet, I can't imagine it wouldn't heat this space quite easily.
 
We got our 2400 towards the end of last winter. We had to wait about a month for it. We needed a big stove, so it was definitely worth the wait.
 
I have seen alot of wood being cut and hauled and new stoves on trailers being hauled so I think last winter has helped the wood burning industries.
 
Have you considered just getting an Englander? The 30 is a similar stove.
If I ever catch them on sale again (saw them for 599 a few winters ago, but decided I didn't want a fancy new stove at the time) I will buy one as a backup.

I have seen alot of wood being cut and hauled and new stoves on trailers being hauled so I think last winter has helped the wood burning industries.
Me too. I hope they don't try to infringe on my scrounging :mad:
 
I've spoken to a number of retailers in Ont and a lot of stuff is back ordered this fall. I waited 3 weeks for some 8" double wall stove pipe and when I finally picked it up the dealer said they were doubtful that a number of installations that were ordered and promised in Dec. would get done before Jan. Last winter got a lot of people wanting wood stoves.
 
I just spoke to Jack yesterday. I told him I would take the 2300 instead. The area I am heating is only about 1000 square feet, so the 2400 would be overkill. Heck, the 2300 is probably overkill, but I like a big firebox in case I need it.
There isn't much difference between the 2300 and 2400 in terms of heating capacity. I have a 2300 and it's a beast. And I mean BEAST.

I live in Quebec and spoke to a friend who is friends with employees at SBI. MOst stoves are back order right now. They are selling like hot cakes. Whether it's a Drolet Classic or an Osburn 2400, most stoves are back order. Good for them!!!!

Great stoves made in a province that has been dealing with cold and snow since the dinos roamed.

Andrew
 
The wait is killing me! I cant wait to get this thing. I look at the manual every night lol. Come on SBI... send one of your elves down to Philly!!!
 
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Great stoves made in a province that has been dealing with cold and snow since the dinos roamed
;?;?;?;?;? Too much snow & ice.
Got me thinking of this: [Hearth.com] Osburn 2400's sold out!
 
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The wait is killing me! I cant wait to get this thing. I look at the manual every night lol. Come on SBI... send one of your elves down to Philly!!!
My friend had ordered a Drolet Classic a while back. He just got it on Tuesday. The date manufactured was November 28th 2014...and he got it on December 2nd! I wonder if the steel was even hardened by then! lol

Andrew
 
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Just got off the phone with Jack. Osburn 2400 inserts are in and mine will be shipped in the next 24-48 hours!

Hopefully we will be burning on Christmas morning!
 
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