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My husband picked up this wood stove. We would like to use it but need to know what brand it is to get parts. Should we be loading from the top or get a handle and load from the door?
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My husband picked up this wood stove. We would like to use it but need to know what brand it is to get parts. Should we be loading from the top or get a handle and load from the door?
I've never seen that stove before. Look on the back for an identifying plate. If none, then perhaps there could casting marks or labels inside? It looks like a top loader, but that is just a guess.
Well done. Looks like an Amity cast iron wood stove. @webbie would know this one. He posted a picture a long time ago of one. https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/blue-forge-owb.7460/#post-173713 Appears it was an import by NuTec Castings.
This casting also appears in the Amity gas version by Desa.
This casting also appears in the Amity gas version by Desa.
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