I'm seeking help identifying this wood stove, which I'm guessing dates c. 2005. Thank you! -Don
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Stove Identification Help Wanted
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No, the rust is not an issue. Just steel wool it off the top, wipe down with alcohol and repaint with good quality, high-temp stove paint like Stove Brite Metallic Black.
Are you purchasing the stove? There should be a UL label on the back of the stove identifying it.
Are you purchasing the stove? There should be a UL label on the back of the stove identifying it.
Yes, it's part of a cabin purchase. I did not note the details while on site, but I want to get the replacement gasket so I can do the repair when I return. Thanks for advice about mitigating the rust and repainting! I'd like to preserve the aesthetic of this beauty!
3/8" gasket. The manual is available online. It's the only conventionally build VC stove that I know of outside of the Aspen. If not abused it should be a nice stove.
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