Sep 14, 2012 FISHER Papa, Mama, and Baby Bear Details (Bear Series). And simply called “The Fisher Stove”. It was the Papa Bear size. Manual type on wood stoves.

I expected the price range to be $250 to $500 mainly depending on the supply and demand of wood-stoves and the time of year as mentioned. Last year in our area you had a very hard time finding any type of used wood stove and even had a rough time finding new ones at the dealers.

I just replaced the Papa Bear with a Jotul Propane Stove for convenience but I really miss the wood heat but like the convenience of the propane stove but not the bills. I guess there's no happy medium. So I might be putting the Fisher on the market sooner or later. I think that this stove will out live me and there not many products that have that kind of longevity that are manufacture today. Bear bones but well built. Click to expand.Hi Elk, I know what your saying about the timing. It is sitting in the garage and I am not hurting for the money from the sale of it, so I can wait till next fall if I have to.

I might be puting it back in if I don't get more satisfied with my new Jotul propane gas stove. I never thought I would miss the 'Old Woody' but I do. I have a farm with 46 acres and 26 of them are wooded and I have a two acre homesite that is wooded, so the wood supply is not a problem. I also just bought a new Stihl MS310 chain saw which I haven't used yet but I am sure won't go to waste with the wooded property. I had one chimney fire,(my fault) and since than my wife is scared of it and I won't burn it when at work or while sleeping. There is something gives you the 'cozy or country feel' that the gas stove doesn't, but it is nice to wake up or come home and the thermostat has the room at a constant temperature. Asap Rocky Peso Acapella Device.

Nntp Server Installation. Thanks, John. Did you know BB Englander was on sale 2 weeks back at Home cheapo for $388. One cannot compare that old Fisher to the NC-30 That stove burns so clean it emits only1.6 grams an hour. That indicates tha secondary combustion is burning up the creosote particulates before they ever enter the chimney That is part of the problems, with the old fisher like stoves,they did not have secondary combustion and created huge creosote deposits. You can not fairly judge that fisher to BB NC-30.

Would I put it back in? Probably not it has caused one incident and your wife will not be too pleased to see it there. But you could show your wife info like this and state a case for modern clean burning. With your wood supply there is little excuse. Did you know BB Englander was on sale 2 weeks back at Home cheapo for $388.

One cannot compare that old Fisher to the NC-30 That stove burns so clean it emits only1.6 grams an hour. That indicates tha secondary combustion is burning up the creosote particulates before they ever enter the chimney That is part of the problems, with the old fisher like stoves,they did not have secondary combustion and created huge creosote deposits.

You can not fairly judge that fisher to BB NC-30. Would I put it back in? Garment Billing Software. Probably not it has caused one incident and your wife will not be too pleased to see it there. But you could show your wife info like this and state a case for modern clean burning.

With your wood supply there is little excuse. Click to expand.HI, I have no doubt about the new stoves being more efficent than the 'oldies'. Its as they say, ' the new technology'. First they came out with the Catylitic Converter and now the secondary burn system which basically from what I understand does the same thing as the cat.