Yeah I live on a 700 acre farm , free wood and Buddies get lots of wood. Wow! Jags, that's pretty sad because my wonderwood laughs at my insert
Propane heater, my chimney is 9 in x about 14 inside, hope I can fit 8 in liner in there.
Called another dealer and he said its a good stove but a model 94 will out do it? He said PE summit was also good
That's a stretch; 91 is more like 3 useable, but the 94 may be more without the cat heat shield in the way....same firebox size (4.4 cu ft)
So what are all the brands available to you from local dealers? If you're going to install it yourself, you could drive farther to pick up the stove and more brands might be available.Called another dealer and he said its a good stove but a model 94 will out do it? He said PE summit was also good
Simply quoting MFG. specs. If it turns out to be a real world of only 3 cuft, that would be disappointing and really have no need for an 8" stack.That's a stretch; 91 is more like 3 useable
Off topic but I'd like to know what goes into the mfr's decision on weather a stove design requires 6" or 8". I know that on the Buck, I run the air fairly open for a while burning in the load and getting up to temp, and I just have the feeling that the 8" is handling that heat and dispersing it better. I have the Buck on a 20' stack, manual says 15' minimum.no need for an 8" stack.
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Well, you brought up that a 3 cu.ft. stove doesn't need an 8" chimney, and made the mistake of getting me thinking...Yeah - lets help Bugsy get some more heat in his place...
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