Woodstoves (camp, land, gas)

[boonelsewhere]

thanks NMLM, the stove from Lehman is huge. I will have to looking for some thing smaller.
Just don't want to be in the situation where the insurance co. will not insure the house or premium is too high.

Many Mainers still use the old wood stoves made in 1895 or so. They were popular up until the 1930s when electric stoves became popular. You can buy brand new wood cook stoves from Lehmans along with kerosene and gas lamps of all kinds. Now they are popular again.

Lehman's - Products for Simple, Self-sufficient Living

It is perfectly OK to use these stoves and they are Underwriter approved.

Zymer: It does make a different to the insurance co. in many area.

I don't think the insurance co. makes any distinctions, you either have a woodstove or you don't.

[Abbymoulton]

Originally Posted by Bydand

Abby, try "The County Stove Shop". They are between Caribou and Presque Isle and they do good work. They have been around for a while and I haven't heard anything bad about them. The owner used to be a bit grumpy, but I think he came out of it lately. They also have pellet stoves if you are interested in something along those lines. The County Stove Shop - Caribou, Maine

Thanks so much for the info.

[boonelsewhere]

bydand thanks for link, good looking stove, pretty pricy.

[arzachena]

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This is what the folks stove looks like. This one is a picture of a glenwood. Theirs stove is not a glenwood.

[starwalker]

Originally Posted by arzachena

My parents just so happen to have an old cook wood stove.
They switched to a gas fireplace last year and have been trying to sell the wood stove since. That stove can put out some heat. They used it for nearly 30 years in the kitchen.

I will likely be looking to buy one! What do they want for it and where is it (general area)? I hauled an 1901 Home Comfort out of a barn in WI, cleaned the squirrel manure out and set it up in our place in WA state. It was a most wonderful stove!

[forest beekeeper]

Originally Posted by boonskyler

is any one have wood stove that can also use for cooking, and is that ok by insurance company on home owner insurance.

My wife wants one of these:

http://www.lehmans.com/images/us/loc...ail/PBCR.f.jpg

A 'Bakers' Choice Cookstove'

Wood or coal loads through top lid or gasketed front door. 7-gallon reservoir.

Cook on top, bake inside, and it heats your water.

[msina]

Now you all have me looking at cookstoves! I like the New Glenwood Reproductions from the 1900-1920's. Now I Waaaaaaaaaaant one!
http://www.goodtimestove.com/kitchen...ng_ranges.html
scrole down for some real purty things.

[boonelsewhere]

good site for old cook wood stove.

Antique Stove Hospital

[boonelsewhere]

i was looking at the Bakers choice too.

My wife wants one of these:

Lehman's - Products for Simple, Self-sufficient Living

A 'Bakers' Choice Cookstove'

Wood or coal loads through top lid or gasketed front door. 7-gallon reservoir.

Cook on top, bake inside, and it heats your water.

[msina]

Excellant information boonskyler. Thank you.