pen said:well,,,,,,,,, how's it heat?
pen
DaFattKidd said:Ok here's all you need to know about burning in your new stove:
•Burn a beer can to keep the chimney clean
•Stick a green round in there with each load to slow the burn
•Never burn pine
•A good hot controlled chimney fire will clean that chimney in no time
•Cut split and stack all your wood for the winter in October
•Just put one or two splits on the fire at a time
•Never take advise front anyone named Bart
Stick to these foundational truths and you'll be warm all winter long.
Hogs why didn't you help the man with his clearance non issues while you were there.Hogwildz said:BobUrban said:Bluedogz - what dragon did you replace? How much space are you heating? and is that an 8" flu/chimney- how tall?
I am picking up a 30 soon to replace my VC Defiant and would like to get more details as you go through the learning curve with the new stove because I think we are in a similar set up.
Nice looking hearth by the way.
Bob
He used to burn an old Sierra.
House size is 2600SF
Just relined with 6" flex.
Around 30' tall, I forget exactly, lol and I helped him install it LOL
That hearth gets no justice from the photos, it is beautiful and the room it is in is very cool.
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