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Thinking of buying a new wood stove for next winter
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<blockquote data-quote="Idahonative" data-source="post: 5178791" data-attributes="member: 123897"><p>Can't say how hard it would be for other stoves but for our Blaze King, it is simple as pie. Just a stainless band that holds it in place. No screws, no bolts, nothing to really take apart. Just open the door, remove the stainless flame shield (just sits on two brackets), loosen the old cat with a screwdriver and slide out, clean any debris, slide new cat in with new insulation around it and you're done. Easy as can be.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Idahonative, post: 5178791, member: 123897"] Can't say how hard it would be for other stoves but for our Blaze King, it is simple as pie. Just a stainless band that holds it in place. No screws, no bolts, nothing to really take apart. Just open the door, remove the stainless flame shield (just sits on two brackets), loosen the old cat with a screwdriver and slide out, clean any debris, slide new cat in with new insulation around it and you're done. Easy as can be. [/QUOTE]
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