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polkanut

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[COLOR=#222222; font-family: 'Bitstream Vera Serif', 'Times New Roman', serif; font-size: medium; font-weight: 400]Monarch electric and wood burning stove. Cooks/bakes with electricity and has a wood burning side too. Perfect for a cabin or rural home that can use the electric for cooking and the wood burning side for heating. Free stove (no fees or costs). Contact to arrange a time to come and get it. Stove is between Pigeon Falls and Taylor, WI.[/COLOR]


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Neat range. Thanks!

Those are strange looking surface units with no medallions in the center. I'd bet that they could be replaced with better ones. I wonder what diameter chimney a wood burner like that takes. If you had a stove like that with a gas heater in it, would the gas heater have to be vented?

I remember my mother's old owner's manual for her Presto cooker giving instructions for using it on a solid fuel range. You needed to know where to move it to keep the pressure where you wanted it or else things could get exciting.
 
There were people in our area that used kerosene space heaters and they always gave an odor to the house. The dog abuser with 9 children told me he used one in the porch room with single pane windows, but when he put storm windows on, he did not have to use the heater.
 

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