Cast Iron Stoves

[Trafalgar Marine]

With winter already here machine mart have a sale on cast iron stoves. More information on their website http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/categori...urning-stoves-2

[Bill]

With winter already here machine mart have a sale on cast iron stoves. More information on their website http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/categori...urning-stoves-2

 

Not sure I'd want one in my boat unless they have greatly improved since I looked at them a few years back.

 

Pay a bit (lot) more and get something better. I bet it would be nearly impossible to keep in overnight given the quality of fit.

[soldthehouse]

Not sure I'd want one in my boat unless they have greatly improved since I looked at them a few years back.

 

Pay a bit (lot) more and get something better. I bet it would be nearly impossible to keep in overnight given the quality of fit.

Agreed pay a bit more and go elsewhere goes for everything they sell in my humble opinion

[LEO]

Hi,

 

A boating friend fitted one to his boat, was not over impressed, it was too big and has been changed.

 

Probably worth spending slightly more and getting a more suitable stove.

 

Leo.

Edited November 5, 2009 by LEO

[carlt]

Cheap and nasty Chinese remoulds.

 

Go second hand, if all you can afford is MM stuff.

[Bob the welder]

With winter already here machine mart have a sale on cast iron stoves. More information on their website http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/categori...urning-stoves-2

we had the pot belly .CRAP.

[casper ghost]

I have the Barrell type one in my wooden chalet. It absolutely throws out heat, great for cooking on. I had to fill the bottom with sand to shut it down, otherwise it just roared away. No hope of keeping fire in all night, unless I go to bed at 5am .