I have been reading some posts regarding Buck stoves and they seem pretty good - especially for the cat model 91. The 91 looks like a suitable competitor for the Blaze King - King model stove.
I remember that back in the late 70's I had a couple of relatives that had Buck stove inserts in their fireplaces. They burned a lot of wood in these stoves and to my knowledge, never had a problem.
Sometime in the mid 80's, my Dad bought an Englander wood stove and it seemed that when us boys asked him about why he didn't get a Buck stove he (could have been someone else) said Buck went bankrupt and was out of business. So I was pleasantly surprised to see and read Buck stove is alive and well.
My relatives were near Asheville NC and I read that Asheville is where the Buck stove got it's start and are still made in North Carolina.
My question is - did Buck stove ever go bankrupt, out of business, get in some kind of trouble that caused a sale? Reason I ask is from what I think I remember my Dad talking about and on Buck stove's web site, the company name is New Buck Corporation.
Just courious.
Thanks!
Bill
I remember that back in the late 70's I had a couple of relatives that had Buck stove inserts in their fireplaces. They burned a lot of wood in these stoves and to my knowledge, never had a problem.
Sometime in the mid 80's, my Dad bought an Englander wood stove and it seemed that when us boys asked him about why he didn't get a Buck stove he (could have been someone else) said Buck went bankrupt and was out of business. So I was pleasantly surprised to see and read Buck stove is alive and well.
My relatives were near Asheville NC and I read that Asheville is where the Buck stove got it's start and are still made in North Carolina.
My question is - did Buck stove ever go bankrupt, out of business, get in some kind of trouble that caused a sale? Reason I ask is from what I think I remember my Dad talking about and on Buck stove's web site, the company name is New Buck Corporation.
Just courious.
Thanks!
Bill