BeGreen said:Looks good, for some reason your pictures weren't showing. I added them to your post.
How does it look on the interior? You'll want to be sure that all the burnplates fit snugly with no warps or cracks. I added a rear burn plate to mine. These stoves can burn hot in the back and the rear plate really helps prevent issues with burning out the back side.
With the small firebox, it does go through fuel quickly, but it is a very easy to run little stove that has a mighty heart.
BeGreen said:There are picture posting guidelines on the home page at the top of the forum listings in the Announcements section (green circles with i for information). Here is a link to the process.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/18669/
north of 60 said:Looks all great Jonsered. I am afraid to ask but couldn't see it mentioned in the thread or maybe I missed it. All I see is a wood floor and no hearth pad that both stoves were sitting on. Since your stove is hooked up, wont an adjustment have to be made on the final hookup as the stove will be higher? Again I probably missed something.
Cheers.
oldspark said:I wonder how many people actually have problems with their stove pipe burning out, my stove pipe on my old stove was over 30 years old and it looked new when we replace the stove this past spring, if I could have I would have used it on the new stove but it was the wrong size.
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