We have been using this Lopi (step stove style) 524 since it was new.1990. was researching the 'clinker' posts and lately we have been
getting a few of the flat ones under the ash. We burn around 400 degrees for overnight burns (temp sensor on the stack pipe about two
feet above the stove) Burns well when we get secondary burn flames from the secondary tubes.
BTW, I have replaced the firebrick several times and we clean the chimney fall and spring and have a mesh cap in the summers.
Question: Where is the best place acquire the tubes? quetion 2: Where is the air intake for the box and/or the secondary tubes? Can it be blocked
by debris? Question: What is the best lubricant to put on the sliding draft shaft in the front of the stove?
Wood from our property and lately the clinkers have been showing up. Elm and box elder dominate the smaller amounts of Oak, maple and Ash.
Thanks!
getting a few of the flat ones under the ash. We burn around 400 degrees for overnight burns (temp sensor on the stack pipe about two
feet above the stove) Burns well when we get secondary burn flames from the secondary tubes.
BTW, I have replaced the firebrick several times and we clean the chimney fall and spring and have a mesh cap in the summers.
Question: Where is the best place acquire the tubes? quetion 2: Where is the air intake for the box and/or the secondary tubes? Can it be blocked
by debris? Question: What is the best lubricant to put on the sliding draft shaft in the front of the stove?
Wood from our property and lately the clinkers have been showing up. Elm and box elder dominate the smaller amounts of Oak, maple and Ash.
Thanks!