Anyone else feel guilty for dumping their old faithful pre-epa? Like dumping a good faithful wife of 30 years for a new hot chick? Truth be told, I'm liking the trophy stove
Very major changes: Built a new house Not saying the old stove could make more heat than the new, that was the problem. The old stove heated the old house fine for decades. The new house is much too tight and insulated for a large pre-epa. It was shut down and smoking/creosoting or cooking us out. Very happy with the Keystone, perfect size for nice clean 12 hr burns in my house/climate. Just feeling a little guilty for dumping the old broad, she had been good to meThat is like going from a 78 Suburban to a Civic. The Keystone is a great heater but there's a major difference between a 4.7 and 1.5 cu ft stove. Were their major changes made to reduce the heat loss of the house?
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