How much is grandpa fisher wood burning stove with screen worth?

Answer 1

Well, isn't that a lovely question! The value of a wood-burning stove, like Grandpa Fisher's, can vary depending on its condition, age, and design. I would recommend reaching out to a local antique shop or doing some research online to get a better idea of its worth. Remember, every piece has its own unique story and beauty!

Answer 2

Well...since they were designed without afterburners...they are less than legal. When that became a requirement, the old man stopped making them.

That being said, they are wonderful combustion machines. The price would depend on your location. In the south...it is more of a novelty. In the north...it is a requirement. My guess is $1k south and $2k north.

"Afterburners" are found on aircraft, not wood stoves. Secondary burn tubes were not invented until much later, but the step top was later found by the EPA to create turbulence aiding in better combustion. They ARE legal in all but WA, OR, and CA due to new EPA standards in those states. After 1979 they are UL listed. However, NFPA 211 contains standards installing unlisted stoves safely. Grandpa is a double door stove with 8 inch outlet, not as efficient as the single door Bear Series, it's value between 200 and 400 anywhere.

Answer 3

250