Stove and pipe question

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DaveNY49

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Jun 3, 2024
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New York
I bought a Fisher Teddy Bear. I noticed the manual online calls for 7 inch pipe. Tricky to find for me. Could I get away with using 6 inch? The pipe will be coming straight off the top of the stove and through the roof with no bends or 90s. The length of the chimney from the stove to the top cap outside on the roof will be around 8-9 feet. No obstacles or roof will be in the way.

Thanks!
 
The other issue is that it has a 6 inch already in it. But the online manual says 7. Odd

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