My husband and I are considering buying an Osburn 2400 and had a question for other owners of this stove. According to a salesperson today, there is an air inlet tube inside the burn chamber in the front of the stove, just beneath the lower lip of the door. I have tried to find a reference to this in the owners manual and cannot find any reference to this. If this is so, the Osburn 2400 would have a 3 point air introduction into the burn chamber - the air wash system, the secondary air tubes above, and the lower air tube at the lower lip of the door. Can anyone help that is aware of this?
Osburn 2400 Air Inlet
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