I'm running two Jotuls from 1993 and 1994, and no such breakdowns, yet. If you don't abuse them, they seem to last. Not saying you'll never have to do any maintenance, but the OPs quoted point seems to be grossly exaggerated.
v You can throw rocks at a lennox country stove all day you might dent it up a little bit. Do the same thing to most all cast stoves and you will end up with a pile of busted up cast iron scrap.Yeah that guy has been discussed before. He is a dealer for the Lennox Country Stove steel stove line and uses that site to throw rocks at the competition.
A total bunch of crap and a waste of good electrons.
you're completely off the mark if you think he's completely off the mark.Not exagerated, more like completely off the mark. He is trying to sell his steel stoves.
Comparing a cast stove stove to a toilet. I love it!You could bust up a toilet pretty quickly the same way. That doesn't say squat about it's durability on the job or longevity. Fortunately most folks don't go around stoning their stoves.
v You can throw rocks at a lennox country stove all day you might dent it up a little bit. Do the same thing to most all cast stoves and you will end up with a pile of busted up cast iron scrap.
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