Hi everyone. I'm new to stick burning as I lost my pellet pooper in the divorce. I'm trying to figure out what stove I've got so I can do some research on it. Any ideas?
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Stove ID help
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Looks like a small production or one-off late 1970's model - there were probably 500 makers at that time.
I say this for a couple reasons. The door appears to be steel as opposed to cast - and has no name on it. Most all stoves identified themselves. Also, the short handle indicates that it was probably never UL or lab tested.
Unless anyone also chimes in, I think you have a "generic" there!
I say this for a couple reasons. The door appears to be steel as opposed to cast - and has no name on it. Most all stoves identified themselves. Also, the short handle indicates that it was probably never UL or lab tested.
Unless anyone also chimes in, I think you have a "generic" there!
Looks to be a pre-epa box. See if any markings on the door inside or out if it has no UL tags on it.
Thanks guys. No tags and no markings of any kind. There isnt much to it, really just a steel box with a couple air intakes in the door. Seems to run pretty well as far as I can tell so far
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