Sounds like it. Were you able to open it up a bit to see if that got the flames engaged? Kind of surprising since it seems like you have such a...
Troutbum, sorry I misunderstood the stove thing, I thought they replaced it or something like that. In either event, I usually watch the temp on...
He all, I have been trading emails with Troutbum about his learning curve with the AS that he has. He hasn't been able to figure out how we put up...
Yeah, do the learning here first, enjoy the rewards ever after. Wood burning expertise Nirvana right here.
I think it looks fine, but I'm wondering how you deal with cleaning the flue? I wouldn't want to be taking that stove off the hearth to get at the...
The Fv that I have was a refurb on a 1 season old stove that a member here (now deceased) bought for his beautiful farm in Upstate NY. It just...
Well, that makes it all worth while! :)
Ugh! Shoulder season! Here in New England this year is crazy weather. It get's down into the thirties, the wife is complaining it's cold. So I get...
Welcome Jose Estrada , you are in a great place for wood-burning knowledge! The best, actually. You've got a good start. Be aware that wood is...
I've done a few trips through PA coming from Mass and heading to Ohio and back. Some wonderful riding out there. Also, some sections of PA where...
Easy to do. Good to get a reminder now and then.
Wow! I have a B^%tch of a time just cleaning the glass in my Fv! I can't ever see myself doing that job! Thank you for the great walk through and...
I guess we know you've got a draft working there. That's a good thing. I only have one ashpan. I empty the ashpan when I've let the fire die or...
Glad I heard the back story here.
That's the best story yet!!
Something Smells funny here. Bovine Fecal Matter for sure.
I'm also rereading your post, wondering about your outside air intake. Is there any way that it could be acting against you? I'm not real familiar...
Good to know you've got good wood. I think a high percentage of issues are based on less than dry wood. The puffing is a clue. It's either a...
Thanks, The stove front is typically 50 to 100 degrees, less than the top reading on the upper metal, but there is a lot of steel frame there so...
