Home and Auto wood stove

PastorMikH · 10-15-2008, 07:37 AM

This is the ONLY style wood stove I'd consider.

Had 2 in 2 different houses. In one house we heated with wood only - I started 1 fire and kept it burning for 3 months 'till I had to let it die so I could clean out the chimney, then lit another fire that lasted until spring. The beauty of the design is you have a tray underneath the grates that catches ashes and can be dumped while the fire is going.

The second house had a bad chimney so I ran a 6" piece of stove pipe down the brick chimney as a liner to keep sparks from leaving the chimney.

This pic is from NorthernTool.com but you should be able to pick up a stove like this from most farm stores.

10-15-2008, 07:37 AM	#2
PastorMikH Will KC ever be better? Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Land of Red Dirt & Necks Casino cash: $9905087	This is the ONLY style wood stove I'd consider. Had 2 in 2 different houses. In one house we heated with wood only - I started 1 fire and kept it burning for 3 months 'till I had to let it die so I could clean out the chimney, then lit another fire that lasted until spring. The beauty of the design is you have a tray underneath the grates that catches ashes and can be dumped while the fire is going. The second house had a bad chimney so I ran a 6" piece of stove pipe down the brick chimney as a liner to keep sparks from leaving the chimney. This pic is from NorthernTool.com but you should be able to pick up a stove like this from most farm stores. __________________
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