what do you guys estimate the average burn time is on a full load for these stoves?
30nch
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13nch
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30nch
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13nch
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EatenByLimestone said:30 here. probably around 6-8 hours at 700 degrees on a full load. Individual conditions vary a good deal. I think my draft shortens my times a good deal. I easily have coals to relite long after the stove reaches 100 degrees.
Matt
EatenByLimestone said:30 here. probably around 6-8 hours at 700 degrees on a full load. Individual conditions vary a good deal. I think my draft shortens my times a good deal. I easily have coals to relite long after the stove reaches 100 degrees.
Matt
ozzy73 said:EatenByLimestone said:30 here. probably around 6-8 hours at 700 degrees on a full load. Individual conditions vary a good deal. I think my draft shortens my times a good deal. I easily have coals to relite long after the stove reaches 100 degrees.
Matt
Matt just to clarify, once you bring the stove up to temp ( 700 degrees ) it stays at 700 degrees ( approx ) for 6-8 hours ?? Is everyone experiencing burn times similar like this ?
Ozzy
BrowningBAR said:ozzy73 said:EatenByLimestone said:30 here. probably around 6-8 hours at 700 degrees on a full load. Individual conditions vary a good deal. I think my draft shortens my times a good deal. I easily have coals to relite long after the stove reaches 100 degrees.
Matt
Matt just to clarify, once you bring the stove up to temp ( 700 degrees ) it stays at 700 degrees ( approx ) for 6-8 hours ?? Is everyone experiencing burn times similar like this ?
Ozzy
No, I read it as, 6-8 hour burn time when the stove tops out at 700 degrees.
EatenByLimestone said:It will stay that high for 6-8 without a fan cooling the surface and a load of oak.
EatenByLimestone said:If you want long burns, BB appears to be the king. He appears to be consistently pulling real long ones. He loads something like 3 logs on it and goes for 12 hours. I couldn't do that if I wanted... and I've tried.
Matt
EatenByLimestone said:That old guy in Virginny also says he keeps his glass clean. I haven't figured that one out either. :lol:
Matt
BrotherBart said:Oh crap! Now the "how did you do that?" Stuff starts again. :lol:
BrotherBart said:EatenByLimestone said:That old guy in Virginny also says he keeps his glass clean. I haven't figured that one out either. :lol:
Matt
That glass has been clean every since I got rid of that "zipper" sticking up in the front bouncing air off the end of spits back into the glass. And plugged those holes that fed it. But that means you have to leave the primary air control open enough to compensate. None of this "fire the crap out of it and shut it all the way down stuff."
Oh crap! Now the "how did you do that?" Stuff starts again. :lol:
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