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  1. NYCountry

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    Gonna clean it out today. I cleaned my outside pipe already. Gonna take the inside pipe off to clean it
     

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    I'm moving this to the EPA stove section.

    What model is that? It looks like a miniature of my stove the f50.
     
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    Nice looking stove! Other than some cleaning, is it all ready to go?
     
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    Thank you Pete. Gonna clean it after I take the kids to their football game. Then it will be time to get dirty
     
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    Keep us posted on your findings in that inside pipe, NY. I take my inside pipe off at least two times per season to check it and clean it. Mine is single wall so it tends to get a little dirtier than double wall. At any rate it's good practice to take it off and clean it proper. Elbows can be difficult to see through and/ or clean out if you don't take them off......
     
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    It's the F55 carabassett
     
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    I sure will. I clean it once a year. I clean everything just so it burns nice and smooth. I don't like to see anything in the pipes otherwise it's a job half azz done..
     
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    How do you like that one? I am in love with our F50…
     
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    I love it. It heats up my house 2,000 sq ft nice and toasty. I'm gonna put the blowers on this year. It's worked like a charm last year without the blowers and it was cold. This year suppose to be a lot colder. There isn't no ash pan but that doesn't bother me. I got a good ash vac so I'm good.
     
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    I was just looking at ash vacs, any recommendations?
     
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    A friend of mine gave me a cheetah and it works well. They have new ones that come out every year. They are pricey. I usually use it once a month to clean it real good otherwise use little brush and a steel dustpan and use the ash for the driveway in the winter time.
     
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    My Jotul 118 is ready to go. Love it!
     
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    Always liked that stove
     
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    Think this will be the 7th season with the 118. Lot of heat, burns less wood than most and very easy to use.
     
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    I have found the ash pan to be useless anyways. We dont even use it on the f50. I think our stoves are fairly close in size but ill be honest I like your baffle in the top. Top loading would be sorely missed n this house though. Is yours a cook top too? Thats an awesome feature of Jotul....
     
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    Did my yotul this month! Those things really pump the heat!
     
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    Thanks. I never cooked on it but I could. I only boil water for tea and every now and then, I can't wait to put the blowers on it, it should make the house even hotter with the blowers.
     
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    They sure do. I love it
     
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    I load it up the way and it burns for about 10 hours. It's a huge box..
     
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    Thats what we love too. Its not uncommon to see 13hrs or more and still enough coals to light a new fire! As for cooking we cook all winter long on it. A dutch oven cooks great as does all cast iron. Once you learn the hot and cool spots you can really make good food.
     
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