need a big woodstove.. Where to look?

[jrhall]

Bout the biggest woodstove I can find for my dad for fathers day.. DOnt have to have it this week or next or month.... Just need to know where to look.
This is for our cabin at my farm for the winter time. Prolly be heating around 1200 square feet 2-story cabin. Propane gets expensive and would like to go this route...
Will be piped out into our chimney. Would like info on how big of a unit we need. WOuld like to have one that we only have to feed every 4-5 hours if at all possible. If ya
need any other useless information, just ask.
Any info would be much appreciated.

 

[extremetownie]

does it have to be new? i have a large air tight one. we used 1/2 season. we where trying to heat 2400 square feet with 16' ceiling. it would not handle that. finally got a outside boiler and that worked. if you like i will check what brand and the model.

 

[jrhall]

Nope, does not have to be new... Used means slightly cheaper!! Pic would nice if ya can swing it..

 

[bjs92toy]

Talk to John G. he is the man when it comes to that!!

 

[jrhall]

Talk to John G. he is the man when it comes to that!!

Was hoping he would chime in.. :****:

 

[John Galbreath Jr.]

I probably have something if it can wait till I get back from vacation on July 1st.

 

[jrhall]

I probably have something if it can wait till I get back from vacation on July 1st.

Sure man! Just let me know!!

 

[B Gillespie]

I want an old school Franklin stove bad.

John G., do you have fire pits also? Plan to add a gas or gas/wood combo to the patio this fall.

 

[ridenrace6]

John G., do you have fire pits also? Plan to add a gas or gas/wood combo to the patio this fall.

been thinking about doing that myself :****:

 

[jrhall]

A unit similar to this is what I had in mind. Except with legs to get out off the ground.

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[CHASMAN9]

A unit similar to this is what I had in mind. Except with legs to get out off the ground.

Check into one that is pellet fed. No wood necessary and can keep burning as long as you want.

 

[John Galbreath Jr.]

I want an old school Franklin stove bad.

John G., do you have fire pits also? Plan to add a gas or gas/wood combo to the patio this fall.

You might find a Franklin on Craigs List.

Yes, I sell gas fire rings from 12" to 42" for fire pits.

http://www.firelogs.com/HearthProducts-FireRing.htm

 

[John Galbreath Jr.]

A unit similar to this is what I had in mind. Except with legs to get out off the ground.

I will not have a furnace.

 

[John Galbreath Jr.]

Check into one that is pellet fed. No wood necessary and can keep burning as long as you want.

I heated with as pellet stove for three years. Not a good deal IMO, I do have one in stock though. Last one I sold was to a guy on Pirate, $500 and it retailed for $2,600. Just not much call for them.

 

[B Gillespie]

You might find a Franklin on Craigs List.

Yes, I sell gas fire rings from 12" to 42" for fire pits.

http://www.firelogs.com/HearthProducts-FireRing.htm

Thanks John, I'll call you when I'm ready for parts.

 

[rockbuggy]

If you are into fabrication You can Build This one. Its a great stove for steady heat.

http://www.montanastove.com/

Its the child of this

http://www.rohor.com

 

[blacksheep10]

A unit similar to this is what I had in mind. Except with legs to get out off the ground.

Holy **** I think my parents have that exact one in their basement. Havne't used it since I was like 10. I can get pics, I'm sure its cheap and its a legit furnace.

 

[jasper]

If you live there all winter long an outside wood boiler is the way to go. I built mine to hold 350 gal's of water and the firebox is 30"dia x 46" deep. Heats hot water also. Have about a grand in mine but I had alot of the steel. This one way bigger than you'll need. A little welding skill and your house and garage be toasty.

 

[blacksheep10]

JR, PM me your number and I'll text you a pic

 

[extremetownie]

i will get you a picture also and some specs.