If it seals well without gasket no it doesn't need it. If it doesn't you need to add gasket. It really doesn't look like there was gasket...
Which one? One has insulating firebrick with very little thermal mass at all. Another has standard firebrick but only in the firebox which on a...
But why?
That doesn't look to bad at all. Pull the boot lay down a bed of cement and bolt it back in place. It should hold up for a while. I would...
It was a typo. Supposed to say furnace cement
Buck stoves and most of the copy's didn't use firebrick so there would be nothing to hold them in place on the sides. And Durance cement will not...
Pulling one when it is actually hooked up right is a real pita.
I can load at the same intervals from the comfort of my warm house and allot less wood with the blazeking in milder weather. Oh and if the power...
That depends greatly upon your stove. I do nothing different than any other time I load.
Just don't expect your insurance company to pay a claim if there is a problem. I have a stove in one of my garages I did it knowing the risks...
When installed as a freestanding stove the blower is fine. As an insert it is horrible.
Yeah especially fishers. I have seen people asking insane money for them. They are decent old stoves but far from rare and really no better with...
What size stainless liner do you have in the fireplace chimney? That would help determine what stove would work
It could also be an early unlisted buck I don't know. But if it is unlisted you can't assume it is the same as a listed one. You have to go to...
Most modern stoves would work fine there
That may cause performance problems
Most bucks can be either inserts or freestanders they still do it.
It doesn't look the same the manual shows glass doors every buck I have seen says buck on the damper handle and regardless without a tag it is an...
Still can't install a stove in a garage detached or not. A ventilated heatsheild is explained in nfpa 211. It is a noncombustible rigid surface...
Yes sheetrock is combustible. And that 36" can be reduced to 12" with a proper ventilated heat shield. And no woods stoves can't go in garages...
