All of these first fires....this isn't a good thing is it? I mean last year we didn't have to fire it up until almost November! But tonight it is getting down to around 39 here so I'll probably fire mine up a bit. But I'm guessing we are going to be quite happy that we have wood stoves this winter. Well that and snow blowers....
-Emt1581
The vast majority of the 'bashing' is in regards to their non-epa stoves. The boxwood stoves, specifically. There has only been some quality control issues reported (with the insert, I believe) with the EPA stoves.
I'm confused by your confusion. Did the post originally say something else?why was this post moved here? This post was intended for performance imformation to new Osburn owners.
i started a new post for osburn operators to view and it got moved by someone to this thread. There have been a few of us who bought either the 2000 or 2400 this summer and i wanted to share my experience
This winter is going to be a lot different then last winter.
I'm picturing blizzards, thick ice on the streets, horrific winds, and temps below zero here in eastern PA and we haven't had that in over a decade.
Back in either 94 or 96...we had that... life would be fun now, but it royally sucked back then. Luckily we had an Osburn insert to keep us from freezing.
-Emt1581
Yup, '96.... Major ice storm, and what was it 4' snow? That storm last year in october, just a foot of snow, but I evacuated my house from all the trees falling! It looked like a tornado came through. 6 days no power in my neck if the woods. I cut up all the wood, and said, now I need a woodstove, and burning that wood as we speak. And if course, stumbled upon hearth.com. Thx mother nature!I'm picturing blizzards, thick ice on the streets, horrific winds, and temps below zero here in eastern PA and we haven't had that in over a decade.
Back in either 94 or 96...we had that... life would be fun now, but it royally sucked back then. Luckily we had an Osburn insert to keep us from freezing.
-Emt1581
Yup, '96.... Major ice storm, and what was it 4' snow? That storm last year in october, just a foot of snow, but I evacuated my house from all the trees falling! It looked like a tornado came through. 6 days no power in my neck if the woods. I cut up all the wood, and said, now I need a woodstove, and burning that wood as we speak. And if course, stumbled upon hearth.com. Thx mother nature!
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