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14581
I recently upgraded to an EPA cert. stove and was a little suprised to see the amount of ash created wasn't that far off from the non EPA that I used to have....
toddmbronson
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Nov 1, 2007
10:22 am
14582
... to ... I think you have to ask the question what is ash? What type of wood are you burning? ash, beech, hornbeam, hawthorn, crab apple and wild cherry I...
bty786062
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Nov 1, 2007
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14583
Can anyone give me their input on the Napolean 1900? Thinking about buying a Napolean 1900 stove. I have been using an Alaska Kokiak that is not certified for...
hud91psu
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Nov 1, 2007
11:45 am
14584
Todd, Ash is the inorganic part of the wood, mostly minerals, the dirt that was picked up in the bark when the logs were skidded and bits of charcoal that...
John Gulland
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Nov 1, 2007
11:52 am
14585
I have the smaller 1400. Basically the same stove. I don't think you will be disappointed in it's performance especially considering the often much lower...
Bob Carpenter
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Nov 1, 2007
11:58 am
14586
How much fireplace ash can I put in my small backyard composter before it has an adverse effect on the composting process? I had read that ash was more...
Russ Renaud
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Nov 1, 2007
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14587
My back yard is about 7000 sf with a half a dozen large maples and some 80ft white pine around the perimeter. In the winter I dump the ashes on top of the...
Scott Berkey
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Nov 1, 2007
12:55 pm
14588
The 2000 is a wood stove - not a furnace. A very important distinction that will likely cause the 2000 to melt if you try to use as a central furnace. Cal...
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negrel01
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Nov 1, 2007
1:00 pm
14589
John Your explination is correct and appreciated. I was in a growley mood that day and after a bad day designing engines I just reacted to your email harshly....
norb grum
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Nov 1, 2007
3:12 pm
14590
Send me your e-mail I'll send ya a buck so you can go buy a sence of humor. I don't agree with John on somethings, but this was tongue in cheek if anything. ...
Rock
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Nov 1, 2007
3:34 pm
14591
I have many Poplar trees in my back woods, is this a good source of heat? RB...
questfederal12
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Nov 1, 2007
7:46 pm
14592
As John mentioned in the ASH thread, it does tend to leave a lot of ash. It is easy as pie to split and tends to burn fast. I definitely use it more in the...
Luke Greenwood
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Nov 1, 2007
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14593
Luke, I don't know if I asked you before, but I have a Riteway furnace in my cellar of the house. It's ben there since I moved in in 2000. I never used it...
joe hummers
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Nov 2, 2007
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14594
If you wanna stay warm burn hickory, if you want babies in the fall burn poplar, that what the old timers used to say. I burn it, it grows fast and is prolific...
Rock
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Nov 2, 2007
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14595
I had one in the 70's. ok. As a stove. Got another in 90's made in 70's. Riteway was in Va. Bought some interior parts that...
F G
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Nov 2, 2007
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14596
Why would it melt?? I don't get it, what differance is there if you fire it in the corner of the living room or the middle of the basement? (flue issues aside)...
Rock
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Nov 2, 2007
1:49 pm
14597
Think I'll have to tag in with John on this one. Ash has to do with the wood, not the burn, not to be confused with charcoal, which should stay in the stove....
Rock
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Nov 2, 2007
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14598
Rock, If you double the area you expect a unit to heat - ie basement + upstairs as opposed to upstair alone, logic tells me that the unit would get twice as...
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negrel01
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Nov 2, 2007
2:18 pm
14599
A stove will fire what it is designed to fire, no more. I have heated my house for years with a stove. No issues. I didn't buy the cheapest stove I could...
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ggoetz111
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Nov 2, 2007
2:34 pm
14600
Following what you said there Gary, about the cycling shortening the life of a stove, do furnaces tend to have shorter lives? They dont necessarily shut down...
Luke Greenwood
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Nov 2, 2007
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14601
I would think that it is very installation dependant. A damp or wet basement in the summer can play havoc on sheet steel though. Wood stoves and furnaces do...
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ggoetz111
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Nov 2, 2007
3:51 pm
14602
New to the forum but have been a fan of the website for a few years now! My original fireplace grate seemed to create more charcoal/ash than the one I am using...
mattw146
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Nov 2, 2007
4:29 pm
14603
Norb, I've been a little busy so I'm slow to respond. I do have a passing interest in chip burners, having installed, run and monitored a couple during the...
John Gulland
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Nov 2, 2007
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14604
I'd like to explore this again with this group of wood heat specialist. Years back I remember farmers having outdoor wood furnaces of their own design, and...
George Maurer
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Nov 2, 2007
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14605
Does anyone know the weight of a Fisher Grandma Bear Wood Stove? I couldn't find it on the net. I am thinking of buying one from an e bay seller but need to...
groucho_cat
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Nov 3, 2007
12:44 am
14606
Cal, You are kidding I hope. My All Nighter has been heating the basement and the main floor for 18 years now. On some other wood stove site they were calling...
Alan Bowen
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Nov 3, 2007
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14607
Sorry man it don't work like that. The stove is only going to extract X # of Btu's per load of wood. You could burn through the bottom of an unlined stove over...
Rock
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Nov 3, 2007
3:09 am
14608
Okay, I will take a stab at this. I remember when my brother-in-law, Bob, was living in a old double wide trailer. He wanted to get the wood stove out of the...
Alan Bowen
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Nov 3, 2007
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14609
What size is it? My All Nighter Grizzly takes up to a 28" stick of wood and weighs 535 pounds. Alan Bowen Pallet Burner Williamsburg, Michigan groucho_cat...
Alan Bowen
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Nov 3, 2007
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14610
Might you know the weight on the "Grandma Bear"? I was hoping old "Grandma" weighed less! Alan Bowen <rustaholic777@...> wrote:...
Groucho Cat
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