Sedore Model 3000
The Sedore Model 3000 features all of the same specifications as Sedore’s Model 1000 and 2000 stoves, but with a deeper fire box at over 29" more heat is produced. The top loading fuel box will take 15 different approved biomass fuels, including hardwood and softwood, cob corn, kernel corn, wood pellets, barley, suflower seeds, and many other materials. The replaceable cast iron baffle liner has a life expectancy of 10-15 years.
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The Model 3000 Sedore corn/ multi-fuel stove is rated to heat up to 3000 square feet. It’s the same height and width as Sedore’s other models.
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This was my first Sedore Stove. Our family has 5, powerful heating units, burn what YOU want and burns anything. Don't forget that it can have coils added for HOT water.Overall Performance:
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I've been looking at these if only from afar for quite awhile now. The Sedore stoves really seem to be a workhorse.Overall Performance:
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WE have heated our PA home with this since Feb. of 2008. We ran out of oil and then heated our 3000 square foot home with this stove. We were not disappointed. It is a great stove and very simple. Well worth consideration. And it is affordable and made to last.Overall Performance:
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This is the best wood heating stove I have ever used. This stove will burn all the "standard" wood everyone else burns plus any "junk" wood that others would not consider. I have burnt wood pallets, bark, old fence posts, cottonwood, wood shavings from log home "hand pealed" scrap, saw dust, less than aged firewood, etc. Very well built "like a tank", easy ...Overall Performance:
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I've been using my new Model 3000 for about a month. I have some unique conditions that caused me to do a lot of experimentation but now that I have the stove dialed in, it is a fantastic unit. It holds a good fire for 14 hours easily with outside temp at 30 degrees.I've been heating with wood since 1983. I've had all different kinds of stoves. The Sedore 3000 is the best stove ...
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I've been using a Sedore for over 6 years now and truly believe there are no comparisons. I just fired up my new 3000 last night, its here purring, and producing that wonderful radiant heat that attracts everyone like a magnet. Being the Sedore manufacturer I’ll leave it at this, I am still amazed at how well these extremely simple units operate, and the amount of heat they produce???Overall Performance:
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I simply love my 3000. I burn oak pallets and split oak. Burning this type of fuel leaves little ash to clean up as it burns quite effeciently. I can load whole logs up to 12" in diameter after it's up and running and they will burn all night into mid morning before having to reload. it's easy for my wife to keep it going also 24/7 if needed. I recommend this stove to anyone wanting to save ...