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Discussion in 'Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces' started by gmule, Dec 8, 2013.

  1. gmule

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    I thought for sure all of these cold temperatures would have people chatting about the cold
     
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    We're all busy reloading the stove.
    Well, the BK folks aren't, but the rest are.:rofl: :lol:
     
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  3. reckless

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    Trying to keep the griddle temps up!! Man I need a new stove :(
     
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    Everyone hangs in the firewood neighborhood. It's place to be!:D
     
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  5. BrowningBAR

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    How hard do you need to push the Encore. What stove top temps do you need to keep the place warm?
     
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    So do you want to start a fight?
     
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    :rofl: :lol: ;)

    5000+ pages of goofiness
     
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    Let's get it started --

    Fiskars x27 is a waste of money.
    Wood cut in the summer will be fine to burn by fall.
    Amsoil is the best oil ever and works great at 100:1
     
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  9. jeff_t

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    Oh boy.

    Used oil is fine for a saw.
     
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  10. reckless

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    Well to keep the stove room at a toasty 74 and the rest of the house (mainly upstairs) 68 I need a pretty consistent 650-700. My VC is a tad undersized for the space its heating (1200 1st and 1200 2nd floor) it does a decent job and all but I think Im getting a Jotul or the Ideal when its released.
     
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    If you get a Jotul, go for the 3 cu ft stoves. The Oslo will NOT improve your situation.

    But, yes, you really need a larger stove.
     
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    Steel stoves are cheap pieces of crap!
     
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    +1 (except it will melt your face off and cause a coronal mass ejection of the nearest star) ( oh, and cats don't like it)
     
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    Don't forget what is better, cat or non-cat or BK's are ugly lol..

    Ray
     
  15. reckless

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    JØTUL F 50 TL? I was looking for a single door w/o top loading but will sacrifice something for single door operation.
     
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    In that case the F55 would fit the bill..

    Ray
     
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    I would go with the F55 since I heard the top load of the F50 isn't that usable, especially when coming from a VC stove. I love the top loading of the VC stoves, but front loading works just as well.
     
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    I love the f50 and the top load is great!
     
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    So is zombie blood!
     
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    Sucks to have single digits cold this early in the heating season. I actually stepped up to loads of ash instead of the soft maple/cherry I've been primarily burning to this point.
     
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