Dakotas Dad said:No, air cannot circulate under the fire, the grate is closed. As I said the grate slides or rotates to close while burning.
Not my grate. What you describe is true of the old cookstove we use at camp, but not of my Harman.
Dakotas Dad said:No, air cannot circulate under the fire, the grate is closed. As I said the grate slides or rotates to close while burning.
pile o’ wood said:I sometimes wonder how a grate would be different from an ashpan? I've never had an ashpan equipped stove so just wondering.
branchburner said:Dakotas Dad said:No, air cannot circulate under the fire, the grate is closed. As I said the grate slides or rotates to close while burning.
Not my grate. What you describe is true of the old cookstove we use at camp, but not of my Harman.
Dakotas Dad said:branchburner said:Dakotas Dad said:No, air cannot circulate under the fire, the grate is closed. As I said the grate slides or rotates to close while burning.
Not my grate. What you describe is true of the old cookstove we use at camp, but not of my Harman.
So, what keeps ashes from falling out of the bottom of the stove when the ash pan is removed for dumping?
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