Yes.
I wasn't turned on by the flue collar either. This older stove I just picked up is going to require some grinding inside as well. Not only the seam, but a nasty goober weld all the way around the inside.
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I wasn't turned on by the flue collar either. This older stove I just picked up is going to require some grinding inside as well. Not only the seam, but a nasty goober weld all the way around the inside.
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Nope you won't need it, when you turn the stove down it will respond. My Endeavor would try to run away which I attribute to my nearly 30' chimney, the BK has never had an issue.
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