A couple of guys can move a 200# stove. Tilt and slip a wheeled platform
under and roll away.
Now, that maybe assumes you do not have any stairs to contend with but
it might still be better than trying to clean and paint it indoors.
Our stove at the lake needs a bit of freshening up but does not weigh
that much and is withing a few feet of the door.
Randy
On 05/11/2012 4:28 PM, Rich Thomas wrote:
Yeah, a 200lb stove...
--R
On 11/5/12 5:25 PM, Randy Bennell wrote:
It sounds like it might be a fine idea to remove the stove to the
outdoors, clean it, paint it or black it, fire it up and, once it
cools, move it back inside.
Randy
On 05/11/2012 4:22 PM, Rich Thomas wrote:
Yeah and when you first do that it is cold outside, so you gotta
open the doors and windows...
--R
On 11/5/12 4:44 PM, G Mann wrote:
Paint will burn off and smoke also..
Stove black has been used for decades to "shine up stoves". It just
has to
have a seasoning fire to finish the process.. Likely you built a
large fire
and burned it off instead of "setting it".
On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 10:01 AM, Rich Thomas <
richthomas79td...@constructivity.net> wrote:
I had a woodstove some years ago, it was getting a bit of surface
rust so
I took some steel wool and wire brush to it, that did pretty
well. Then I
put some "stove black" on it, which was sorta like shoe polish or
paste wax
kind of stuff. It looked nice for the summer. Then the first
time I fired
it up, that stuff started burning off (or, rather, smoking off)
and stunk
up the house and clogged the air with smoke. Not sure why
something like
that would behave that way, but it might be worth testing whatever
stuff
out before you polish up the stove. The black paint might be
better, but
probably takes more prep.
--R
On 11/5/12 11:43 AM, Dieselhead wrote:
That is excellent Curt. Only i'd apply the stove black, or as
someone
else suggested, black hi temp spray paint. That makes the visual
much
better.
Craig is largely right on. Add to that you either need a new
camera or
better lighting, your pictures are all washed out, it shows
everything in
possibly the worst view possible.
Oh and your trolling for hits at the bottom includes words
already in
the ad, you don't need to do that and it just makes you look
desperate.
For these two items I think your prices are too high. The scrap
value of
the mower is MAYBE $50, last I knew scrap on a CAR was like
$200. To get
over a hundred you'd have to part it, the aluminum is the only
really
valuable stuff and theres just not enough.
People basically give away woodstoves, I got my Jotul 118 for
$200 and
it was all cleaned and nice. People want stuff they can install
and use not
spend a week cleaning up first.
Unfortunately your ads all scream "This stuff is all too broken
for me
to want, maybe you are dumber than I am."
Try this:
Winter is coming, stay warm with with a Buckstove "Regular Buck"
(model
27000) wood burning stove.
This stove features an 8 inch flue and blower to help spread the
heat
around on those cold winter nights. Its also got a screen to
allow you open
door fires. Enjoy the dancing flames and glowing embers plus the
enhanced
efficiency of a stove versus a drafty fireplace.
This stove was made in the USA by one of our premiere
stovemakers who is
still in business, parts and manuals available on their website,
why buy a
cheap junk stove from Asia when you could have made in USA
quality for a
fraction of the price?
This unit has been in storage for the last 10 or 12 years and
has a bit
of surface rust on the doors and iron frame surrounding the
doors. It will
clean up like new with minimal effort and some stove black.
-Curt
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