What’s my stove worth?
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Depends on what model Dutchwest this is and the condition, especially the condition of the refractory. The cat models in good condition were a decent stove. In good operating condition with a working cat, they sell for around $600. Personally I wouldn't own the non-cat. They did not stand up well for 24/7 heating. Not sure what they sell for, maybe $250 if the refractory assembly is still in good condition?
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