Looking to get a bigger wood stove. New to wood burning

[raybonz]

Thanks everyone. I got 7 hours of sleep which means the stove went 7 hours. This morning there was still wood and a lot of hot coals. I piece of raybonz's wood and we are off again. Thanks again. As for the glass. I did throw in some damp stuff.

Damp wood will make the glass dirty and lots of times a hot fire cleans it off.. You can dip a damp paper towel in the ashes and clean the glass off once cool then clean off with a clean damp paper towel.. I also use a special woodstove glass cleaner that I think I bought at Walmart.. I loaded the stove last night and it got to 81 in the house still 75 9 hrs. later and it was in the low 20's here last night.. Time to open a window ..

Ray

 

[Longpond paperboy]

I am finally relaxing. I still have to figure it out but I am very very happy. Got the Wood stove in. Mounted the tv and moved the recliner. Merry Christmas men

 

[Woody Stover]

Very good! Yeah, there's a learning curve to these thing. You'll learn the nuances of your stove with experience and will be an TN19 expert in short order. You'll also learn to read your wood and understand how it will influence the burn. Have fun!

BTW, nice stove-themed end table/plant stand you have there...

 

[Longpond paperboy]

Woody that is my old Upland. I have it on Craig's list but if it don't sell I actually like it.

 

[ddddddden]

@ $275 /month for propane, it looks like the new stove might pay for itself in it's first season.

Well done!

Enjoy!

 

[Longpond paperboy]

Thanks d. I am loving this

 

[begreen]

The Upland is a decent little stove. Move it between the windows with a wall shield and proper hearth. Then put a proper stack on it and enjoy.