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Hey fellas, well here's the scoop Heatmor NEVER returned any of my calls, to this I am VERY dissapointed with there customer service and there overall business attitude, the dealer we bought it from is going to dismantle the stove and send all of the parts out to be sandblasted and properly...

Call a local brick layer and ask them.... This is not "bricklayerssite".com... Pehaps check there.

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UPDATE: Well fellas its been 7 days exactly and still no calls from Heatmor... Seems that there is more than an issue with there stoves, there customer service sucks too!

Well if not corrosion, then how about "workmanship"?

Find a good 372XP you will not be dissapointed.

Id be interested to know how its making out too.

Yeah Id be careful. It really sucks now a days that you have to have that attitude but its the world we live in. Theres nothing wrong with meeting him in the driveway.

The house was using 5400L a year (The house was unoccupied for almost 10 years and kept just above freezing) After we moved in I figured our heating cost in January to be approx $30.00 a day on oil :dizzy: Now with the OWB Im figuring on approx 14 cords. Now if you factor in the cost of the OWB...

Umm....hahaha....:givebeer:

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Im not sure if he notched it or not... Either way a wedge and some Intelligence would have gone a long way :biggrinbounce2: "WidowLicker" LMAO Thats AWESOME heehhehehehehe

Sweet Trailers!! Welcome Aboard Fellas!!!!

Im not sure I would do anything the way Heatmor suggests, they figured I should paint the rust on my new stove myself...

You might want to find someone who can do plastic welding, I know 3M makes a great product however to "glue" it back together will only last so long.

As mentioned by the rest of the fellas, Drain, refilter,refill carry on. It happens.

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Kudos to you for stepping up and helping people in need. All depends on the condition of the tree could be still solid or could be punky to the point where you could push it over, the only way your going to know is to knock em down, as soon as you start bucking them up you will know if they are...

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Its closer to the truck now.....LMAO:clap: