Danny , good video. I really liked the way you just DID NOT hurry with it. I have seen people just rush . You cleaned and took your time to do the best job. This I why I think you and Wanda are so COOL. GOD'S LOVE and JOY.
Nice meticulous job Danny. Ryan just bought a new gasket for his new place we need to get to "it's on the list" Changed mine this fall. Must be contagious!
We had to do this last week but ours had a really bad build up of old glue. Had to chisel it out all the way around where the gasket goes. Previous owner of the stove did a sloppy job of changing the gasket. You did a bang up job as I expected. Thank you..
Thank you for the walk-through! Good looking out for us :) I have actually used some hi-temp gasket maker & some cotton rope on our Franklin potbelly stove just after hurricane Fredrick came through here. It worked (good enough) until we could get a proper replacement done.
i have a older wood stove like this one with out the rope seal . i make my own seal with cheep old aluminium foil works good .if it gets use up take it off and put a new bit on the door . iv done it for year no meager problems works for me just fine . have a safe winter every one .
Danny good job explaining how to do..I like the way you explain things very basic and I can follow it and could do if I had too..Thanks again God Bless
Love the way you call it wood heater over here in uk there all fancy stoves for posh people but love the stoves you have over their I have a boxwood but the one I have is much better than the vogelzang every part of the stove come sealed it is a great stove gonna be my first winter with it next year
Good job Danny, just had to do mine too. Had some old glue but it had been opened and wasn't any good...I will now keep a unopened one on hand just in case...
Good info. One short cut if you have or have access to muriatic acid it will dissolve the rust in a hurry. It can also pit the door if you allow it to stay on too long so just put it on , scrub a little and rinse. That will give you bare metal. Careful of the fumes too.
Is there a difference between the gasket used for woodburning stoves and oil burning stoves? Can i use gaskets made for wood burning stoves, for an oil burning fireplace?
Hi From Portugal. I was wondering if you put a gasket around the top of your stove also, under the top plate and also on the removable circular pan stands.
What happens w/o the gasket in place? Does smoke come out the wrong way, or too much air get in and burn the fuel more quickly? Just thinking about your last statement with a live changing event - does not having a gasket render it unusable, or just less efficient?
J&J Acres- One more problem- you can get sparks escaping through the unsealed gap between the door and the stove- bad thing, that. I had it happen to me last winter- good thing I keep a fire extinguisher near the wood stove, or my place could have burned down.
Very good, simple yet important instruction. Yes, it is one that I am familiar with from my youth. Needed to be reminded though. Ya know what.... I like your usage of the term "life changing event". I have recently become disgusted with the overuse of "SHTF". There are always life changing events. Just a part of life. All these "SHTF" people don't realize it but they are not only living in fear but helping to propagate it.
Thanks for this. I don't have a wood stove. Sure wish I did. But, my best friend does that lives closer to the city. I will tell her about this. She has only lived in her house 2 years. It came with a wood stove. If something happens and she uses it all the time, this is need to know info! Who knows how long the gasket that is in it now has been there. The two winters we had before she moved in that house were brutal. So, I bet the previous owner used it all winter and then some.
Nice job on the install. Gaskets for a wood heater are nice to have but if they fall/burn off and you cant replace it, its not a big deal. The draft sends the smoke up the flue anyway. Hell half your old cabins in Alaska havent had functioning gaskets in years. Way down the list of SHTF items to worry with. A battery powered cm detector is needed regardless
Danny , good video. I really liked the way you just DID NOT hurry with it. I have seen people just rush . You cleaned and took your time to do the best job. This I why I think you and Wanda are so COOL.
GOD'S LOVE and JOY.
Thanks Dolphin Man
Good video Danny. Great advise on extra replacement rope etc. I have found that spraying oven-stove things with oven cleaner helps with cleanup. Jon
Nice meticulous job Danny. Ryan just bought a new gasket for his new place we need to get to "it's on the list" Changed mine this fall. Must be contagious!
We got 2 years before we changed this one. Thanks
We had to do this last week but ours had a really bad build up of old glue. Had to chisel it out all the way around where the gasket goes. Previous owner of the stove did a sloppy job of changing the gasket. You did a bang up job as I expected. Thank you..
THanks Becky
I LOVE that valance on your header!
Thanks
Thank you for teaching me this, I really needed to learn how to replace the gasket.
You are welcome. Good luck replacing your gasket.
Great choice on doing woodstove fixes, now I bet we all will check ours to see if it needs doing, Thanks your a cool guy.
Thank you Maryann
Thank you for the walk-through! Good looking out for us :)
I have actually used some hi-temp gasket maker & some cotton rope on our Franklin potbelly stove just after hurricane Fredrick came through here. It worked (good enough) until we could get a proper replacement done.
Thanks Gregory
i have a older wood stove like this one with out the rope seal . i make my own seal with cheep old aluminium foil works good .if it gets use up take it off and put a new bit on the door . iv done it for year no meager problems works for me just fine . have a safe winter every one .
Danny good job explaining how to do..I like the way you explain things very basic and I can follow it and could do if I had too..Thanks again God Bless
Thank you! I need to do this to my stove! You made it look easy!
Good luck, Missy
Wise Tip! One that I will definitely use. Thanks and Keep'em Rolling!!
Thanks
Nice instructional video and good advice on keeping extra around.
Thanks
Watching this for future reference! ;) We installed our first wood stove this winter.
and PS...I'm going to put rope and glue in my husband's stocking this Christmas! Rough-Hewn style gifts! ;)
Love the way you call it wood heater over here in uk there all fancy stoves for posh people but love the stoves you have over their I have a boxwood but the one I have is much better than the vogelzang every part of the stove come sealed it is a great stove gonna be my first winter with it next year
Thanks for info. Supplies bought, so checking with my go to fix it guy (Danny) .. God Bless.
Nice camera work, someone who knows how to hold a camera steady👍
good teacher Danny, thanks
Thanks
Great video Danny. Nice filming Wanda we could see everything.
Great job and great tips. Thanks for sharing Danny. That fiber glass rope can make you itchy, it's a good idea wearing gloves when handling it too.
You are right. Thanks
Good job Danny, just had to do mine too. Had some old glue but it had been opened and wasn't any good...I will now keep a unopened one on hand just in case...
We will be keeping an unopened tube too. Thanks
Good info. One short cut if you have or have access to muriatic acid it will dissolve the rust in a hurry. It can also pit the door if you allow it to stay on too long so just put it on , scrub a little and rinse. That will give you bare metal. Careful of the fumes too.
this came at a great time, we need to change ours out thank you :)
Good luck on changing your gasket. Thanks
How do you determine what size rope you need? I have watched 3 videos now and not one of them explained how to do that.
Is there a difference between the gasket used for woodburning stoves and oil burning stoves? Can i use gaskets made for wood burning stoves, for an oil burning fireplace?
Thank You
I have the same 1269e American woodstove, yet what is the best method for it to draw air properly? Fill it up completely?
Hi From Portugal. I was wondering if you put a gasket around the top of your stove also, under the top plate and also on the removable circular pan stands.
Any particular brand of gasket kit that you would recommend? Great video. Thank you.
What happens w/o the gasket in place? Does smoke come out the wrong way, or too much air get in and burn the fuel more quickly? Just thinking about your last statement with a live changing event - does not having a gasket render it unusable, or just less efficient?
You get too much oxygen and can't control the flame. It can smoke back out too. It would be less efficient but usable. Thanks
You get too much oxygen and can't control the flame. It can smoke back out too. It would be less efficient but usable. Thanks
J&J Acres- One more problem- you can get sparks escaping through the unsealed gap between the door and the stove- bad thing, that. I had it happen to me last winter- good thing I keep a fire extinguisher near the wood stove, or my place could have burned down.
tfs stocking on important thing is always a must have a great day stay warm
Oh we did stay warm today, 78 degrees! We only had 3 cool nights. Now rain, thanks Elba
What size rope was that for that specific stove please? 1/4,1/2….I have the same one coming in a week
Very good, simple yet important instruction. Yes, it is one that I am familiar with from my youth. Needed to be reminded though. Ya know what.... I like your usage of the term "life changing event". I have recently become disgusted with the overuse of "SHTF". There are always life changing events. Just a part of life. All these "SHTF" people don't realize it but they are not only living in fear but helping to propagate it.
That is the way we feel too. No need to fear but good to be prepared for health issues, job loss, hurricanes, or major earth changes. Thanks
Agree stock up on items that are crucial for your homes.
Absolutely!
Yes, we will be keeping an extra kit around. Thanks
Thanks for this. I don't have a wood stove. Sure wish I did. But, my best friend does that lives closer to the city. I will tell her about this. She has only lived in her house 2 years. It came with a wood stove. If something happens and she uses it all the time, this is need to know info! Who knows how long the gasket that is in it now has been there. The two winters we had before she moved in that house were brutal. So, I bet the previous owner used it all winter and then some.
What is the brand and model of your wood stove
Nice job on the install. Gaskets for a wood heater are nice to have but if they fall/burn off and you cant replace it, its not a big deal. The draft sends the smoke up the flue anyway. Hell half your old cabins in Alaska havent had functioning gaskets in years. Way down the list of SHTF items to worry with. A battery powered cm detector is needed regardless
Very informative video Danny. Could you mention what kind of glue that is please? This would be for us newbies. LOL
I bought it in a kit. It is made for replacing wood heater gaskets. I don't have the name of it here in the house. I will check tomorrow.
How long did the original gasket last?
2 years. thanks
Is that a vogelzang?
my pins broke off in the stove, can I Drill them out without cracking the hinge.? ordered another door from alibaba, cheap enough. might take 6 weeks.
Cast iron is so soft that it is very difficult to drill. I don't know if I would chance it. Thanks
Danny ,what make stove is it ? Is it the United States Stove Company stove ?
Its made by Vogelzang.
@@DeepSouthHomestead Thanks Danny, how long do you hold fire in it ?
After it dries you can use it for as long as needed.
If I had his money I'd burn mine... Gotta love having a John Deere riding mower for a work bench. Not even a towel down to protect the door .
I’ve got the same exact wood stove
We have since upgraded to a new stove. We are using this one in our shop.
You can learn more about it on Woodprix website I think.