I guess our problem is the cathedral ceiling in the room where the stove is, so that is why we are considering the larger stove. The installer will be here tomorrow, fingers crossed on what he has to say!
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We went with new, could not let those tax credits go to waste! oakwood by harman, just had our first break-in fire, its wonderful Thanks for your advice everyone, we kept the old blue stove and will put it in the game room above the garage building where it will only be used on occasion. Cooked our first feel on it tonight even though it was a low fire, jacket potatoes and chili, this is the life!
We went with new, could not let those tax credits go to waste! oakwood by harman, just had our first break-in fire, its wonderful Thanks for your advice everyone, we kept the old blue stove and will put it in the game room above the garage building where it will only be used on occasion. Cooked our first feel on it tonight even though it was a low fire, jacket potatoes and chili, this is the life!Congrats on the Oakwood - you'll love the grill! Just did Cajun chicken over low coals, came out perfect.
They say something about a rotisserie for the oakwood on one of the flyers but could find nothing else, anyone seen/have one?
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