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30 NC splits

Discussion in 'Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces' started by bushpilot, Feb 27, 2016.

  1. bushpilot

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    In anticipation of installing my 30 this spring, what length of splits seems to work well? I currently cut about 20 inches long for my Allnighter, is that good for the 30?
     
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    I would go shorter splits in the future.
     
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    I found I like 18 for NS and 16 for EW
     
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    Firebox, back to the front, is about 22", but 20" to the doghouse air intake tube.
    I try to keep splits about 18" to allow for some air flow when loading N/S (the only way I run it).
     
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    Thanks, it looks like I will shoot for a mix of 16 - 18. I have a lot of that too!
     
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    I run apx 17" leaves a bit of space at the rear and front
     
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