Guys I've tried everything and the double-wall pipe is just to tight to fit in the top of the stove, I bought an adapter and the very same problem. Anyone know any tricks?
Thanks fossil, I got a feeling this stove is only going to take single-wall stove pipe ...
This would definitley help. What is the ID of the stove flue?Not sure what is going on. Single wall, double wall, it should be the same. The double wall stove adapter should fit just like single wall. Can you post some pics?
Time for the K Y jelly and just a little more effort!!I can get it in about a quarter of an inch and that's it, it won't budge and I used some lube ...
BB, looks like that adapter is what the OP needs for sure. However, I just can't figure out why a manufacturer would make a 6 in outlet stove that would not accept a six inch crimped stove pipe???????(broken link removed)
OK, to bad though. I would just crimp it some more, that couldn't hurtThat stove has been made for something like twenty years and this is the first time I have heard of this with it. A welder was having a bad day.[/quote].
OK, to bad though. I would just crimp it some more, that couldn't hurt
That stove has been made for something like twenty years and this is the first time I have heard of this with it. A welder was having a bad day.
+3, like the third to recommendDoes +3 refer to a type of crimpers? And recrimping a part of the pipe that already is crimped will help? ... I'll crimp the inner wall ...
BB, looks like that adapter is what the OP needs for sure. However, I just can't figure out why a manufacturer would make a 6 in outlet stove that would not accept a six inch crimped stove pipe???????
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