30nc

[blades]

Pulled the pin and ordered a 30nc Englander, Gettin old and like to be warm. This is replacing my old country comfort which has seen better days and is to small for my current abode. When I swap them out I will rebuild the CC if it is possible ( it is a plate steel type with secondary burn) Green stamps being what they are now days, the 30 seemed like the best bet. Like its predecessor it will be running 24/7 from sometime in Nov. to April. ( perhaps even Oct. depending on Mother Nature's whims)

 

[Jredsjeep]

i have the same stove, been burning enough in it to heat my house solely with an empty oil tank for years (couldent afford oil for a while). i have had it going on 6 years now and it has been a great primary stove for me. after all that time i need to replace the fiber boards in the top but besides that it has been problem free.

i used to have a simple box stove with no afterburn chamber or tubes and i now get about twice the heat and burn times i used to.

 

[jags]

Yer gonna like that stove, Blades. It is a no-nonsense, rock and roll heater. Englander is also known to be a very good company to deal with if you ever need to.

 

[blades]

The quality of the company seemed to be fairly high in most opinions here, so was part of the deciding factor. I was waffling between the 30 and a similar sized unit from Drolet. I would have liked to get into one of the cast iron or soapstone rigs for the thermal mass functions, but green stamps are short.