Sauce Buckets stove

[sauce bucket]

After many months of searching on Craigslist, all I could find was old beat up stoves that were not even close to what the asking prices were.

Low and behold, I found one come up for sale 10min from my house. A quick 45 min. clean up and a new coat of high temp stove paint, she looks like new.

The stove is an Englander, with a nice blower and new fire bricks. I went with 8" stove pipe 10' up in the shop, with a through the wall kit and supervent double wall insulated pipe on the outside. I had to get a little creative with the support brackets, but in the end, I am very happy with it.

 

[rburke65]

Great looking stove and an equally nice looking install. What is the BTU rating and how much did you have to give for it?

 

[dreasoner]

Ooh, shiny. Good looking install!

 

[egdede]

Those brackets look nice. They don't look like you had to be creative at all!

 

[toyotadriver]

Looks nice. How is the chimney draw? Looks like it might need to be a little higher. If it's not tall enough, on a windy day it might not draw well. If it works on windy days when the wind is blowing from different directions, then I wouldn't worry about it.

Those Englander stoves are good stoves.

 

[sauce bucket]

I ended up giving $ 175 for the stove......... A lot less than what the double wall stainless super vent pipe cost!

The stove is rated @ 75,000 BTU

 

[sauce bucket]

Looks nice. How is the chimney draw? Looks like it might need to be a little higher. If it's not tall enough, on a windy day it might not draw well. If it works on windy days when the wind is blowing from different directions, then I wouldn't worry about it.

Those Englander stoves are good stoves.

So far it draws excellent........ However, I am going to add an additional 3' section to the top this weekend, along with a small 12" section at the bottom of the tee for easy clean out.

 

[lilredex]

Looks good, but what is that material behind the stove? If 2 X 4 framing, you might want to add a heat shield about 1" or so away from the wall.

 

[sauce bucket]

Looks good, but what is that material behind the stove? If 2 X 4 framing, you might want to add a heat shield about 1" or so away from the wall.

The material behind the stove is Hardi-back cement board.

 

[sauce bucket]

Looks nice. How is the chimney draw? Looks like it might need to be a little higher. If it's not tall enough, on a windy day it might not draw well. If it works on windy days when the wind is blowing from different directions, then I wouldn't worry about it.

Those Englander stoves are good stoves.

Thanks for the advice in regards to the chimney height. I went ahead and added an additional 3' section.