Stove Pipe for older Resolute Acclaim I

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meanjoeg

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Sep 25, 2008
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North Central MA
My wife and I recently acquired an older V.C. Resolute Acclaim, replacing a V.C. Scandia. The collar that the stove pipe sits in is 6 1/2" x 5 1/2", and I'm wondering if a 6" pipe was meant to distort into the opening, or is there a specific pipe for this (oval to round)? I would like to use 7" pipe, as the manufacturer recommends a min. 6". The opening into our masonary chimney is for an 8" pipe, so I was going to use a reducer from the 8" opening to the 7" pipe, unless this stove is meant for a 6". Any help or instructions would be greatly appreciated.
 

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Something else - in the picture of the stove to the left, you can see the reducer I intend to use going into the 8" hole. Is this going to enter into the thimble enough, or do I put a small section of 8" into the hole attached to the reducer?
Thanks Again
 
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