What do I have here?
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The price is whatever the buyer is willing to pay. Generally these stoves can bring in $500 or more in a hot fall market.
One thing to change, get rid of the stack robber on the stovepipe. They are creosote machines. The stove is the heat maker, not the stovepipe. If the stove is missing a baffle, that will help it put out more heat and run more efficiently.
One thing to change, get rid of the stack robber on the stovepipe. They are creosote machines. The stove is the heat maker, not the stovepipe. If the stove is missing a baffle, that will help it put out more heat and run more efficiently.
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