I delt with coaling my first year and while raking and placing a split in top helps without a doubt I have a different method now. The issue I was having is setting the stove too low for what my needs where. Sure it would keep the house warm but when it went into coaling stage I was to the point of needing more heat. So now I run my air higher getting more heat faster then when the coaling stage comes of have the extra heat to wait for the coals to burn down.
19 Degrees Outside...Dealing with Excessive Coaling
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