Stove ID please - Horse Scene, 2 doors...
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Nothing huh? It's also odd because it has tubes inside, which I don't understand. They don't have holes either.
Tubes through the firebox are for more surface area. BTU output goes by the surface temperature of each square inch. That is the hottest area, so the higher temp of the added surface area increases output. You could also add a small manifold connecting the two pipes to a small blower to extract more heat without causing too much loss in the firebox.
Close copy of a Fisher Grandpa Bear.
It should have firebrick in it too.
Close copy of a Fisher Grandpa Bear.
It should have firebrick in it too.
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