Yes Pen said that also and I guess it is well worth the try, now that it is warmer I could do it, the chimney has two ninety's, one in stove pipe and the thimble with an over all height of about 18 ft.Jimbob said:
New liner in and ... wow what a difference!
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Actually, your chimney set-up sounds like what my FIL has. He installed a damper on his, and he noticed an improvement.
His isn't a Summit, it's one of these:
http://www.flame-intl.com/product.aspx?CategoId=1&Id=394
But it's still a non-cat, EPA stove.
Keep us posted on how it works. For the $7 or so, it's worth a try.
His isn't a Summit, it's one of these:
http://www.flame-intl.com/product.aspx?CategoId=1&Id=394
But it's still a non-cat, EPA stove.
Keep us posted on how it works. For the $7 or so, it's worth a try.
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