Jotul 8
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I have one of those. Built in 1984. I wouldn't pay 500 for it. An EPA certified Englander wouldn't be much more and would burn better. What's up with the door handle btw?
It's a nice heater for its time, and represents an early attempt at non-catalytic clean burning from a time when the EPA was making murmurs about regulations but hadn't put them in practice yet (I think). Mine came with my house FYI.
It's a nice heater for its time, and represents an early attempt at non-catalytic clean burning from a time when the EPA was making murmurs about regulations but hadn't put them in practice yet (I think). Mine came with my house FYI.
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The owner mentioned that the handle is broken and that he used his poker somehow to open and close the latch.
I would like to stay away from refractory. From what I am using now any stove would be an improvement.
I would like to stay away from refractory. From what I am using now any stove would be an improvement.
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