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I bought an Atlanta Stove works stove from a yard sale. It is 36" long 26" high with the legs (6" legs) and 24" wide. A hearth plate below the side door which has 3 round dampers. The front has 2 doors with one handle and when opened theres a decorative grate there to catch sparks im guessing. There is a hearth plate under the double doors too. It takes a 6" pipe which comes out the back and on the front there is a decorative silver looks like a bird in the center surrounded with leaves. Ive looked top bottom inside and out but there is no model # anywhere. Only reads Atlanta Stove Works inside the right door of the double doors. theres a plate on the hearth plate that reads fire should be started on hearth... Does anyone know what model I have, how old is it and do I need gaskets for the double doors???? Hope so. one59scotty@yahoo.com

I have a Huntsman wood burning stove it has 2 doors on left door it says huntsman on right door it has a deer jumping a log. It has 3 knobs one on each door and one in middle to[ of right door. It has a damper on the inside of the house on chimney. Can anyone tell me where I can find an on line manual as I cannot find the model number ext. Or can someone explain to me the proper method of using this. The doors do not have glass in them, I think this may be an older model. Have no clue. The inside back I see bricks. on the top section of this fire place it has an eagle with spread wings.
Thank you in advance for any info that you can give to me to help me use this.

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i HAVE A HUNTSMAN WOOD BURNING STOVE IN GREAT CONDITION , IT WAS IN MY PARENTS NEW HOUSE THAT THEY BOUGHT , AND BY LOOKING AT THE STOVE YOU CAN TELL THAT IT WAS HARDLY USED , MY DO NOT WANT TO USE IT ,AND THEY ASKED ME TO TRY TO SELL IT , SO IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN IT PLEASE EMAIL ME AT MANDYSDADDY503@GMAIL.COM
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Hank Togna wrote:

I have a Huntsman Wood Burning Stove
in my baement.
Do you know any one that has the
owner's manual for a Huntsman Stove
or the Dealer for this?
Hank
etogna7@hotmail.com

I hava huntsman 400DD with manual I wouls like to sell it's in very good shape

Hank Togna wrote:

I have a Huntsman Wood Burning Stove
in my baement.
Do you know any one that has the
owner's manual for a Huntsman Stove
or the Dealer for this?
Hank
etogna7@hotmail.com

I have a manual for model 400dd

I have a manual for model 400DD

mike romano wrote:

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hank,
I have the manual for the huntsman...have the same model...in my closet if you still need information from it
Mike
onamor22@yahoo.com

I too am looking for the manual. Would you be able to forward?

thanks,

mark.riedy.b93b@statefarm.com

I too am looking for the Huntsman Manual. Would you be able to forward?

mark.riedy.b93b@statefarm.com

Gary Cruz wrote:

I have a Atlanta Stove Works #box 27 with one broken leg (part 316 bakers stove leg ) written on it. Otherwise it is in perfect condition. If anyone has any information on availability of parts & information about this model stove please contact me at gsccruz50@yahoo.com

Hey, did you ever get any info. on parts for this stove? I have the same problem and I would love to find parts for it!
sweetnspice07@yahoo.com

I have a Huntsman signle door with a deer on the front. I am installing it in my house and would love a copy of the manual if you can please foward it to me.
handytoddlersling@msn.com

Thanks for your help.

Need an owner's manual for the following:

Thermodaire propane room heater manufactured by Atlanta Stove

Model Number: SVR340

Any information is really appreciated.

Scott C Westbrook Ct wrote:

I bought an Atlanta Stove works stove from a yard sale. It is 36" long 26" high with the legs (6" legs) and 24" wide. A hearth plate below the side door which has 3 round dampers. The front has 2 doors with one handle and when opened theres a decorative grate there to catch sparks im guessing. There is a hearth plate under the double doors too. It takes a 6" pipe which comes out the back and on the front there is a decorative silver looks like a bird in the center surrounded with leaves. Ive looked top bottom inside and out but there is no model # anywhere. Only reads Atlanta Stove Works inside the right door of the double doors. theres a plate on the hearth plate that reads fire should be started on hearth... Does anyone know what model I have, how old is it and do I need gaskets for the double doors???? Hope so. one59scotty@yahoo.com

I have the exact same wood stove and have been trying to find out how old it is and what model number is it--we need to replace the grate. We've used it this whole winter and its' heated our entire house--everyone loves it--did you ever find anything out about it?

Jack Chagnon wrote:

I also have a Huntsman Wood Stove. Its steel with brick linning. Its has three controls in the front door. My question is the two bottom controls which screw in and out go all the way in and seal, the top one has a stop to let a small amount of air in. My question is after I get the stove going and want to turn it down for slow burning do I shut the two bottom ones down and use only the top one to control air entry? I too would like a manual.

I also have a huntsman (Atlanta stove works)wood stove with the 3 control's and would like to know the proper way to use them (my top screw in knob does not have a stop).
********also I would like to get a manual for it please.*********
I had to fix a hinge and clean it up,but it heats my home well! not bad for $75.00 when I went to pick up the stove the couple I bought it from said it was in the way and they wanted to get rid of it,then they asked if I could take the wood in there back yard?when I went to get what I thought was a little wood there was 4 cords!not a bad deal...

messer wrote:

Biggest piece of crap for a stove always smokes up the house they did not make them right they do not draw like the other woodstoves we have had in the past any one know how to fix this

We have the same problem! What helps us is to start a cold stove with news paper to heats. It heats the chimney up for a quicker draw. When opening the door just crack it first for a couple of seconds to allow the fire to pick and pull the smoke away from the door. Hope this helps! Also anyone out there, I also have a Huntsman and am looking for a manual. Thanks
bmikbern@comcast.net

Hi Linda;
No. I never found out anything about it.. I broke up with my gal and left it there with her.. but if something comes up i will let you know.

Scott C Westbrook Ct wrote:
I bought an Atlanta Stove works stove from a yard sale. It is 36" long 26" high with the legs (6" legs) and 24" wide. A hearth plate below the side door which has 3 round dampers. The front has 2 doors with one handle and when opened theres a decorative grate there to catch sparks im guessing. There is a hearth plate under the double doors too. It takes a 6" pipe which comes out the back and on the front there is a decorative silver looks like a bird in the center surrounded with leaves. Ive looked top bottom inside and out but there is no model # anywhere. Only reads Atlanta Stove Works inside the right door of the double doors. theres a plate on the hearth plate that reads fire should be started on hearth... Does anyone know what model I have, how old is it and do I need gaskets for the double doors???? Hope so. one59scotty@yahoo.com

I have the exact same wood stove and have been trying to find out how old it is and what model number is it--we need to replace the grate. We've used it this whole winter and its' heated our entire house--everyone loves it--did you ever find anything out about it?

Brown Knight wrote:

Thats a rare model.

I outrank all you stupid little knights. Please kill yourselves.

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Proper method for burning this stove is as Follows:
open each knob approx. 1 turn each to light the stove
Allow stove to reach approx 300+ degrees for clean burning
At this point you will close the bottom knobs to 1/4 - 1/2 turns open and adjust the top knob to maintain the 300+ degrees.
This Allows the air to pass above the fire to keep the wood from burning to fast and to build the heat on the top of the stove
I presently have two "Huntsman" stove that I have burned for 30 years now and they will both burn approx 8-10 hours using this method and still have coals hot enough to restart the stove.