trying to figure out if a first gen Fischer grandpa bear can used in oregon legally in a already used location and can they be certified???
trying to figure out if a first gen Fischer grandpa bear can used in oregon legally
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No it can't be certified. Is this a new home purchase? If so, the stove was supposed to be removed.
Are you in Tulalip, WA or OR?
Are you in Tulalip, WA or OR?
I think it's technically illegal to sell them as well but there all over craigslist. I think if you are the original homeowner you can use them but you can't install it or sell it.
Not only on Craigslist;
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads...d-beautifully-comes-with-800-new-pipe.140771/
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Government telling you it's illegal to sell your own property - lovely.
To the OP - Call your insurance company and ask them what they require on your end when installing a wood stove. Plus, who are they to know what kind of stove you already had there? I think you had it there for years
It is against the law to sell, offer to sell, or advertise to sell any uncertified solid fuel burning device in Oregon.
http://www.oregon.gov/deq/AQ/Pages/HeatSmart/HeatSmartFS.aspx
That should explain the original posters question as well.
And no, it's not an antique. Most laws are written considering antique stoves to be built before 1940.
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I think the OP is selling in WA state. Washington forbids sale or installation of residential indoor wood stoves that are exempt from EPA regulation.
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