Ashley Stoves -- Danger!! - Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum
WEBOct 10, 2011. #1. I've burned an Ashley wood stove for over 30 years. I thought it was time for a new one so I bought one and had it delivered. This is a model BEC95. I paid almost $1000 for it. I uncrated the stove, examined it and found, what I …
Ashley NCA1 Woodstove | Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum
WEBNov 22, 2015 — 9. Location. Yates Center, KS. Nov 21, 2015. #1. Have any of you guys had any luck with one of these stoves. All the stoves I have had were older than this one and they would draft directly from the fire box to the chimney. This one looks like the smoke is pulled toward the glass then pulled into the top of the stove which has another chamber ...
Ashley Stoves | Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum
WEBDec 23, 2008 — Anybody know if Ashley is still making woodstoves?? Can't find a thing on them online.
King wood and coal stove - Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum
WEBAug 31, 2006 — Location. Voluntown, Connecticut. Feb 20, 2007. #10. I have the King Wood/Coal circulator. It has never burned coal well for me. It just never developed any heat to speak of. I have been burning wood in it for about 22 years and it works well. I like the ash pan and use the shaker grates to keep the draft going.
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WEBFeb 20, 2014 — Holy Cow these unelected ABC regulatory agencies are making a goat screw of everything. Can you fab that missing part? That's an inaccurate blanket statement. Many people have EPA certified stoves that operate just fine. I like not having to clean the chimney during burning season. One...
Wondering if it would be wise to cut out baffle inside firebox?
WEBOct 8, 2011 — This was similar in design to ASHLEY or this "Wonder Wood" Wonderwood Wood Burning Circulator | WoodlandDirect.com: Pellet Stoves, Wood Stoves & Inserts, Circulators, Furnaces Dad had free labor(4-kids) and acreage of woodland. IMHO, most "EPA exempt" stoves do a better job heating the outside of …
Blaze King Wood Stoves? | Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum
WEBSep 18, 2023 — Extended the hearth with 2" thick granite slabs over fireboard ($300). Added a heat deflector to protect the mantle ($30). Will burn for over a day/24 hrs on 26" splits, if choked down. I only use the furnace if I leave town. Only gets ~ 1/2-gallon of ash/soot over a years use in the cleanout. Flue liner/liner insulation/connector/cleanout ...
wood furnace owners, thermodial settings? - Arborist, Chainsaw
WEBDec 21, 2011 — Asking about settings...this should be covered in your owners manual or you should be able to ask the manufacturer. If neither is available...90 for shut off seems a little low to me..it may cause you to run too much cool air over the heat exchanger. We run ours at 125 degrees F. 135 also seems a little low.
Stove Temperature Question? | Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work …
WEBFeb 14, 2012 — I am not familiar with Ashley stoves. I would venture to say the neighborhood of 600-650 would be the optimal operating temp for an extended period of time. I would let 'er rip to the 600 range and start closing it off, the temperature will increase slightly. I personally would NOT let the temp stay above 700 for any real lenght of time.
Heating with hay? | Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work Forum
WEBMay 4, 2008 — Ranchers and feedlots were looking all over for the stuff to get their cattle through the winter. It would probably work pretty slick for personal use. Most years you can find some junk hay somewhere. If you were a farmer and you had some kind of boiler system you could heat you house and shop easily with it.