Hey, guys new to wood stoves here.... don't shoot me! I recently purchased a used Englander TR-18 (I think) and I just have a few questions. There was a 6'' stove pipe collar that came with it and it appears to have a channel in it for a gasket, but its thinner than the door gasket. Is there a specific one I need? Kit available? It looks to be about a 1/4'' inch thick. There are also a few firebricks that are cracked... is it pertinent I replace those before lighting in this fall? Any help would be great I'm new to all this. Thank you so much and if this has been asked before please just point me in the right direction. The stove is not how its going to be after i finish the walls and hearth just FYI
Quick Question for a newbie.
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Flue Collar Gasket Kit | Part Number: AC-FCGK
Flue Collar Gasket Kit. Includes gasket and cement necessary to replace gasket around the stove's flue collar. 3/8" gasket. Include your model number and manufacture date in the Shopping Cart when you check out.
Thank you for the link! I hope I got a good deal on the stove. I got the stove, stove pipe, and 8ish feet of class A chimney pipe and fittings for $180. I thought is was fair so I jumped on it.
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