nitrousrick
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I don't figure this will get much interest here but figured why not! :lol:
The Endeavor is a great heater. It's optioned with the black door, sculptured black steel legs and rear mount blower. This stove was purchased new in 2009. This stove has never been over fired or abused, it has no warping, cracking and all the firebricks are free of cracks/breaks. This stove is used as our primary heat source and is burned 24/7 during the heating season. It has a some scratches on the stove top and door, I have touch up for these area's but would rather not paint them now and have it appear that I'm hiding a problem spot.
The Endeavor is made up of 5/16 to 3/16 steel plate, it has a square firebox and excepts logs/splits 18" in length loaded n/s or e/w. It has a full brick baffle in the top along with stainless steel burn tubes. It also features a bypass damper for easy start ups and helps prevents smoke spillage during reloads. You can find complete information on the Endeavor here. http://www.lopistoves.com/product_guide/detail.aspx?id=209#Specs Videos can be found here. http://www.lopistoves.com/videos/
New the stove sells for 2100-2200 without the blower which is a 200-300 dollar option. I'd like to get 1500 out of it but I'm willing to listen to offers. I may also be willing to include a cord of wood to get the new owner started if I get a fair price for it.
Any questions or want to see it in action let me know!
Rick
Pictures are from last weekend.
The Endeavor is a great heater. It's optioned with the black door, sculptured black steel legs and rear mount blower. This stove was purchased new in 2009. This stove has never been over fired or abused, it has no warping, cracking and all the firebricks are free of cracks/breaks. This stove is used as our primary heat source and is burned 24/7 during the heating season. It has a some scratches on the stove top and door, I have touch up for these area's but would rather not paint them now and have it appear that I'm hiding a problem spot.
The Endeavor is made up of 5/16 to 3/16 steel plate, it has a square firebox and excepts logs/splits 18" in length loaded n/s or e/w. It has a full brick baffle in the top along with stainless steel burn tubes. It also features a bypass damper for easy start ups and helps prevents smoke spillage during reloads. You can find complete information on the Endeavor here. http://www.lopistoves.com/product_guide/detail.aspx?id=209#Specs Videos can be found here. http://www.lopistoves.com/videos/
New the stove sells for 2100-2200 without the blower which is a 200-300 dollar option. I'd like to get 1500 out of it but I'm willing to listen to offers. I may also be willing to include a cord of wood to get the new owner started if I get a fair price for it.
Any questions or want to see it in action let me know!
Rick
Pictures are from last weekend.
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