Fisher Papa Bear Install!! 12+ hour burn time! 

Damn good idea of using fishing rod as a plumb Bob.

Some of the older Fisher stoves have a flue collar that is actually 6" outside diameter. As it is recommended to run the male end of the connector pipe inside the stove's flue collar, this sizing makes it difficult to do so. Our Fisher stove adapter is sized to go over the flue collar. Then the male end of the connector pipe fits inside of this adapter, allowing for a drip free connection. In addition, it has a formed bead to further insure that the creosote formed from combustion remains inside the pipe.

Nice plum bob!

Nice ! Thankfully we have one too. They're great !

Those flue dampers are a pain in the ass! It's like one of those steel ring puzzles from cracker barrel.

That’s the best redneck plumb bob I’ve ever seen, genius!

You don't need the damper on this stove. Also, all pipes should be installed inside each other, top to bottom. Otherwise you'll have smelly creosote running down the outside. This identical stove was our sole source of heat for seven years in a remote cabin in NW Ontario, Canada.

Your stove is missing the “Fire Brick” inside the box. You should consider getting the brick it will make your heat feel more comfortable & make the stove last a lifetime if you don’t burn directly on the metal inside the box.

COZY lookin fireplace.

How thick is the steel on these stoves,and how much would you guess it weighs? Also,what size is the flu pipe? I'm getting ready to install a stainless steel chimney and really want a Fisher stove,but dont see this information on youtube anywhere. Looks like a great stove.

Flue dampers are not necessary with this stove. I was surprised myself

How did you get the elbow on the stove did it go inside or outside

Goofy lol 10/10