Hi jb just wondering did your furnace have the front firebrick upgrade done or do you have to do it
@3fordasho has one. I think most people will be disappointed with a Tundra in that large of a house unless it is air sealed/insulated very well...or if you are truly only looking for supplemental heat. A Drolet Heatpro would be a better model for 3000 ft, Menards had 'em on sale as low as ~$2k this past winter...
This is good to know. I'm in MD so don't see near the temps that you do. So my guess is I'll be fine with a tundra. We kept it 64-66 this past winter using oil furnace and I want it warmer, but 68-70 is fine and will make my wife happy.
Yeah, can't post anything for sale in here, just in the classified forum.
For some reason i cannot post in that thread.
Yeah I just wanted the guys on here to see it and help pass the word. U and I both know its a great deal. The stove of course is actually fine as is and I feel u could run it like that but I would feel better having cracks welded. I doubt they will go any farther and none are thru letting any air in. Fire brick did seem to stop them from getting any worse. Better to spend the $100 or so having a welder hit them.. If you don't mind a little ugliness don't even have anything finished just trenched and welded.. Hey Brenndatomu.. U think about taking this thing, fixing it, modifying and re selling maybe? U can weld it up and sell it for $1000-1200 fixed. get the limit switch, cut around HE and paint and make cover plate you made a recent model prob could sell for $1200 solid. just thoughts. I don't weld. If I was willing to wait I am sure I could get $1000 its really new and in good shape other than the minor cracking. Def heats.. lol
Ahh, no. I buy about one more wood burner and I am likely to be single!
I have way to many projects lined up already...heck my "new" 1400i sits here newly painted but still un-installed...a dump truck that needs a section of frame welded up (and bed installed) and then sold, and two more trucks to be serviced/cleaned and sold. There is concrete to be poured, siding to be installed, insulation that needs put in, and a couple dozen trees that need cut down then processed into the 2020/2021 stacks. There is 2 acres to be mowed and maintained all summer, a roof leak to be found/fixed, numerous different things cluttering up the house/garage need to be craiglisted, and of course gotta make time for mama and Jr. All of a sudden that three weeks of vacation that I have stacked up doesn't sound like near enough! 
This sounds about what I have on my plate.Ahh, no. I buy about one more wood burner and I am likely to be single!
