Look what I did to my brand new stove....

Lakesrider · 11-14-2010, 09:59 PM

No pallet. free standing. And I am taking the blame. It was just an accident.
I'll give Dave a call and see what he says. I'll probably take the plate off and bring it. A lot easier than taking the whole stove....LOL

Hmmm I wonder if I can call into work and tell them I broke my leg....

Another problem i now have is that my original stove is not a double stove pipe. The one in my house uses room air for combustion. Not like the newer ones that use outside air. I also took a good look at how it goes through the wall and there is very little clearance inside the wall and insulation. I need to take care of that I guess after 5 years....So I need to figure out how the vent the new stove. Man, I am glad I didn't figure this all out when it was warm out....

11-14-2010, 09:59 PM	#11
Lakesrider Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 2,129 Thanks: 380 Thanked 1,016 Times in 345 Posts	No pallet. free standing. And I am taking the blame. It was just an accident. I'll give Dave a call and see what he says. I'll probably take the plate off and bring it. A lot easier than taking the whole stove....LOL Hmmm I wonder if I can call into work and tell them I broke my leg.... Another problem i now have is that my original stove is not a double stove pipe. The one in my house uses room air for combustion. Not like the newer ones that use outside air. I also took a good look at how it goes through the wall and there is very little clearance inside the wall and insulation. I need to take care of that I guess after 5 years....So I need to figure out how the vent the new stove. Man, I am glad I didn't figure this all out when it was warm out....