Monogram Quincy

freetown fred · Post by **freetown fred** » Mon. Oct. 21, 2013 3:09 pm

Ya want to share that parts list? There's some pretty creative guys on here that might know sources unbeknownst( cool word) to many.

jokersloose · Post by **jokersloose** » Mon. Oct. 21, 2013 3:19 pm

Sure

Brand Excel

6UBD- Damper
6UBAF-Telescoping
6ESS- Support box
6EL48-4' class A chimney
MF8-Rubber flashing
USC-Storm collar
RB-Roof Brace
DRC-Rain Cap
RCS-Spark arrester

It is being installed in a trailer house so have to be very carful NOT too burn it down LOL

James

Post by **franco b** » Mon. Oct. 21, 2013 3:20 pm

Unbeknownst (thank you Fred nice to be cool) to many, I believe that is a wood stove, made in New Zealand. Claimed to be cleaner burning than other stoves of the 1980s.

Post by **franco b** » Mon. Oct. 21, 2013 3:24 pm

jokersloose wrote:It is being installed in a trailer house so have to be very carful NOT too burn it down LOL

Code for installation in a trailer or mobile home usually calls for a dedicated fresh air source for the stove.

jokersloose · Post by **jokersloose** » Mon. Oct. 21, 2013 3:28 pm

Yep that's what it is

rberq · Post by **rberq** » Mon. Oct. 21, 2013 3:42 pm

jokersloose wrote:Not the quincy but ... a Kent Fire

Looks like the Kent Tile Fire.
Owner's manual here: http://hearth.com/images/uploads/kentmansm.pdf
Brochure here: http://hearth.com/images/uploads/kentbrochsmall.pdf

jokersloose wrote:It is being installed in a trailer house

How big a trailer house, and how well insulated? The newer trailers (after 1978) were supposed to be built to fairly high standards. The brochure says this is a 50,000 BTU stove, which is a lot of heat – you might roast yourself. Also the brochure says wood fuel only, no coal -- which is OK, I believe you said wood is what you will burn.

jokersloose · Post by **jokersloose** » Mon. Oct. 21, 2013 7:48 pm

Thanks for finding that.

The trailer is 14x60

James

jokersloose · Post by **jokersloose** » Mon. Oct. 21, 2013 9:06 pm

Anyone have any experience with this

http://www.duravent.com/Product.aspx?hProduct=11

The Manuel that was posted said I can cut my clearance to 8 inches instead of 12.

Thanks,

James