Pictures of your stove

poconoman · By: **poconoman** On: Thu Apr 29, 2010 3:32 pm

Coalfire · By: **Coalfire** On: Sun Jul 04, 2010 9:09 am

Hi everyone,
Here are pics of my 130K btu hot air circulator from DS Machine. Just a side note the ash pan lid does not come with these stoves, I had them make one. It always seems when I take the ash out the wind changes direction and blows it back in the house as I am going out :mad:

, so this should solve that problem.
Have a great day, Eric

oliver power · By: **oliver power** On: Sun Jul 11, 2010 10:08 am

europachris wrote:
FingerLakesStoker wrote:Here's a picture of my Keystoker KA-6 Direct Vent. Newly installed and runs great. Keeps my 2400 sqft ranch nice and toasty.

Has anyone else noticed that his KA-6 has the stove-derived stoker rather than the "old school" Keystoker stoker? I just did a double-take on the picture, but sure enough, that is NOT the "classic" Keystoker stoker.

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Here is a pic of another members KA-6 with the "old school" stoker a little further back in this thread:

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Is it a cost-cutting move from Keystoker or is it due to the fact that FingerLakesStoker has a direct vent model and Ambajejus Lake has a dual fuel, standard vent model? I'm going to go on a limb and say it's because of the direct vent and it's inability to deal with big draft changes (speaking from experience). The stove-based stoker has the single fan for combustion that runs 100% of the time, and with that, you set up the direct vent to provide your draft setting. The "old school" stoker has the little "helper" fan, but then the main fan kicks in when the stoker runs. That's going to cause a big difference in draft with the fixed-draft capability direct vent unit.

I just found it interesting as I would have never expected the KA-6 to be able to be equipped with the stove style stoker.

Chris

I'll be darned. And I thought it was only the Kaa-2 that had the stove style stoker.

jackwmrd · By: **jackwmrd** On: Mon Jul 19, 2010 1:32 pm

Pix of stove! We burned coal for years and loved the heat when we moved to new house the wife said no coal to dirty. We got a pellet stove ,after 4 years of being cold, she said get a coal stove.

scarecrow · By: **scarecrow** On: Mon Sep 13, 2010 3:29 pm

hey all here is my stove its an old alaskan kodiak. last winter was out first full winter running the stove and it was great...looking forward to this winter.

freetown fred · By: **freetown fred** On: Mon Sep 13, 2010 5:55 pm

outstanding hearth area---being "Lenni Lenape"(Delaware),longhouse breed,not tee-pee breed

your ornamentation is greatly appreciated & respected ---later my friend---you're right,almost time to fire them stoves up

scarecrow · By: **scarecrow** On: Mon Sep 13, 2010 10:22 pm

freetown fred wrote:outstanding hearth area---being "Lenni Lenape"(Delaware),longhouse breed,not tee-pee breed your ornamentation is greatly appreciated & respected ---later my friend---you're right,almost time to fire them stoves up

thank you very much! i myself am part lenape and my wife is part cherokee. so the native indian decore is thru the house....

coalnewbie · By: **coalnewbie** On: Thu Sep 16, 2010 3:14 pm

Any interest in this puppy? Its a 1930 anthracite Aga cooker (UK). I think I have negotiated a price for the only one left that has been rebuilt. I have never seen a coal stove like it and if the group is interested I will send pics (once I get it). It's a batch hot water boiler and many other things and VERY efficient. I intend to run it this winter in the barn - The girls down there freeze their a$$es off.

The AGA cooker is a stored-heat stove and cooker invented in 1929 by the Nobel Prize-winning Swedish physicist Dr. Gustaf Dalén (1869 - 1937), who was employed first as the chief engineer of AGA company.

freetown fred · By: **freetown fred** On: Thu Sep 16, 2010 3:22 pm

Sooooo,that's what physicists do :lol:

she looks like quite the riggin---the girls should be happy----yes,pix when you get it would be outstanding

I'm On Fire · By: **I'm On Fire** On: Thu Sep 16, 2010 8:20 pm

Here is my Chubby on it's second day of firing. Although I screwed up and killed the fire and have to start all over tomorrow.

DOUG · By: **DOUG** On: Fri Sep 17, 2010 5:50 am

Sure looks great!

coalnewbie · By: **coalnewbie** On: Fri Sep 17, 2010 7:03 pm

So Freetown Fred, let me tell you other things physicists do. In 1935 Dr. Gustaf Dalén demonstrated the safety of acetylene cylinders to a class of students. He assured his students that a flame on the cylinder would be harmless. The cylinder exploded he blinded himself and he died two years later. I hope his lack of common sense did not translate into his design of the AGA. No matter, if you youtube Martha (Stewart) and AGA up comes the promo a young (many years ago) and totally gorgeous Martha who also (we are told) had an AGA in her barn. I don't care where she had it - looking like that I would walk 100 miles over broken glass in bare feet to get an AGA. Am I making a rational stove choice??????? Our boys over here in NEPA could learn a bit about marketing - great stoves - but everybody is so ugly.

Wood'nCoal · By: **Wood'nCoal** On: Fri Sep 17, 2010 7:32 pm

I don't think she is that "totally gorgeous", sorry. She's still a Polish girl from Nutley, NJ.

coalnewbie · By: **coalnewbie** On: Fri Sep 17, 2010 7:36 pm

Easy for you to say but are you 66 with poor eyesight?

Wood'nCoal · By: **Wood'nCoal** On: Fri Sep 17, 2010 7:43 pm

Good point!

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