I am looking at a used 1993 Wtaerford Leprechaun wood stove.
Does anyone know if this has a secondary burn chamber?
It is Non Catalylitic.
Does anyone know if this has a secondary burn chamber?
It is Non Catalylitic.
Waterford Leprechaun
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The 1993 model Leprechaun had a three-piece baffle system with pre-heated secondary air supply to accomplish secondary burn. It was approved to EPA phase II emissions standards.
Thanks for the reply. I currently burn a mix of coal and wood in two stoves
1. Much Wenlock
2. Efel
I am getting a little tired of the coal. To much ash, and I know its not good for the world. If I am going to go all wood, and here in RI I can get good Hard Wood for a good price, I feel
like I should burn a litle cleaner and meet the EPA regs.
1. Much Wenlock
2. Efel
I am getting a little tired of the coal. To much ash, and I know its not good for the world. If I am going to go all wood, and here in RI I can get good Hard Wood for a good price, I feel
like I should burn a litle cleaner and meet the EPA regs.
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