Local dealer has a used Morso 3600 stove for sale. ($2400) Was wondering how the stove is? Looking at it to heat our 2200 square foot rancher. (well insulated). How is this stove different from the 3610? Seem to be able to find a fair amount of info on the 3610 but not much on the 3600
What can you tell me about a Morso 3600? Vs the 3610?
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The manual I have for the 3610 says it's for the 3600 series on the front page. They may be one in the same.
3610 was Morso's largest US sold stove in the last decade. It's a larger version of the 2110 and about 2 cu ft I think. The asking price is pretty outrageous unless the stove is unused. If it is unused, the dealer is violating the law.
3610 was Morso's largest US sold stove in the last decade. It's a larger version of the 2110 and about 2 cu ft I think. The asking price is pretty outrageous unless the stove is unused. If it is unused, the dealer is violating the law.
I'm gonna pass if that is the case. He will sell it though because he is the only show in town and people just buy without thinking.
Recommendations? I want a stove that's on the wider side instead of being super deep, just because of not encroaching into the living area so much. I figure I can probably get a brand new epa stove for that price considering the 26% tax credit
Not all stoves qualify for the 26% tax credit due to the arbitrary 75% HHV threshold. There are some that are at 74% that are ignored.
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I would go with the Morso. If its a dealer its on him for selling it not you for buying it. Thats a fantastic huge stove, and new? You will be paying over twice that for the same quality/size new 2020. And your insurance should not care either way, but just ask them if your worried. My insurance company just said to make sure its installed to code and take pictures for them. And the stove I installed was 15 years old at the time.
