I purchased a new to me Yukon super jack last night. Overall stove looks great and sure is heavy! Only downfall is some how the guy warped and broke the grate and the wiring is a mess. Where is the best place to purchase replacement grate? Thought about making my own for now. I found a manual on the stove, hopefully I'll be able to get the wiring straightened up. Will a 6 inch chimney be enough for the stove. The guy gave me six sections of 8 inch duravent. I already have a 6 inch chimney in my barn now. Any tricks of the trade on these furnaces please send them my way. Thanks.
Yukno Super Jack questions
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6" chimney is what that is supposed to have.
By the paint burnt off the front (white) someone has run that thing HARD!
The only way of finding grated would be to stumble on some on ebay or fbmp, something like that.
Here is some info I posted about my old Big Jack a few years back. (same firebox)
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By the paint burnt off the front (white) someone has run that thing HARD!
The only way of finding grated would be to stumble on some on ebay or fbmp, something like that.
Here is some info I posted about my old Big Jack a few years back. (same firebox)
Help with Big Jack wood furnace
We have a Big Jack wood furnace in the basement that is hooked into shared duct-work with the fuel oil furnace. We can switch between the two options. I am trying to use more wood than oil this season. We used the Big Jack a few times last year too but still pretty new to wood furnaces. We had...
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