Us Stove Company Us 2000 High-Efficiency Wood Stove Review

[@ateamofone]

With -25f in the winter here, that stove heats my 1100 sq ft home wonderfully. Never had a problem.

[@austinjohnson4890]

Does it leak smoke at all when it starts to burn out?

[@ateamofone]

@@austinjohnson4890 Never leaks smoke. Why would it leak smoke when it burns down?

[@752brickie]

Wish my old Avalon insert had the airwash that one does ! But I have about 27' of stainless liner on top of it and I bet I do not get much over a half gallon when I clean it after burning all winter. But I am very fussy and use the thermometer to make sure I am getting the maximum clean burn .

[@deadondave9251]

Also , having a fan behind the stove adds to the air input. I have a fan also and depending on where I direct it , will burn more or less

[@chadcraft2884]

I've had mine about 4 years and it hardly drafts at all, this after brushing and cleaning the vent pipe and screen at top of pipe. The only way I can get it to draft at all is to pull the ash pan cover and pull the ash pan open a little. I even installed a draft tube and it still won't draft . Will have to replace next year which sucks because it wasn't cheap

[@Woodstock713]

Mine is 2 years old and not drafting either. What did you figure out?

[@chadcraft2884]

@@Woodstock713 I drilled holes in the back draft tube and made a sliding plate over them to regulate the air through those new holes. I replaced the shitty fiberglass heat block on top ( their banking on you paying and outrageous price for its replacement knowing how fragile it is ) ... this helped a lot I also installed a new air intake vent from outside ( which didn't help at all ) the best thing to do is to partially pull up the ash plug from the bottom of the stove ... this helped the most, just don't go to bed with it like that since it can get real hot. keep a temp gauge on the stove to monitor the heat, and install a baffle in the pipe directly above the stove

[@PaulCHarris]

Hi Jim, thanks for the comments. Could you please explain what you mean by "push the boards on your tubes all the way to the back? I'm not sure I follow, but I'm very much interested in fine-tuning the stove, and appreciate the advice of somebody who's had a chance to get used to it. Thanks again.

[@jimjohns5895]

hi Paul, i have the same stove and it burns great, i get 11 hour burns and i push the air intake all the way in after i get the stove to 400-500 degrees, try pushing the boards on your tubes all the way to the back of the stove it works a lot better.

[@jimjohns5895]

Tractor supply has them for around $500

[@howtocreatesculptures6713]

Hi there and thanks for sharing your video of your stove. I just got the model 2000 County Hearth from US Stove i traded a riding lawnmower for mine and mine is 3 months old, anyways i was wondering if you could tell me what that sealer stuff is called thats around your pipe connections ? It looks like a good thing to do around all the connections . Have a nice day ! I am heating a 600 square foot workshop with mine so it is rated for 2000 square feet so i think i might be pretty toasty working in there lol, might need some sunscreen and clam digger shorts lol

[@PaulCHarris]

Hi, you definitely want to keep those fiber board. Push them all the way to the back so the fires heat is forced to come across the front and top of the stove.

[@jasoncruz3506]

What kind of burn times are you getting

[@23tonylawrence]

how hot does it get in the back. how close can you put it to a non combustable wall

[@MrTrekFanDan]

Thanks for the video. We are looking for the 2000 for a good price- but - they are running 800-900 bucks or more. How and where did you get it for 500??? Looking to heat a 1300 sq ft mobile home, and the 2000 is MH approved.

[@howtocreatesculptures6713]

Do what i did and post an ad on Craigslist looking to trade ,I simply placed an ad looking to trade a riding mower for a wood stove with a glass door so i could see the fire, 4 people got a hold of me in a few days , i researched each stove and made the deal for this one because it is the most efficient one out there , so i traded a riding mower i got for free from Craigslist, it had a bad motor, so i bought a motor for 100, a brand new in the box snowplow for 75, wheel weights for 25 and tire chains that were new for 25 so for 225 and a little work i got $1000 worth of stove and all of its pipes , the guy bought the stove new and used it for 3 months in a mobile home, then he bought a house and it already had a fireplace but he needed a riding mower for his new big lawn, so he traded me even up and even delivered the stove n pipes and picked up his riding mower and now i will be warm and he can cut his lawn and plow his driveway. The kicker to this deal is the rider i got for free had a new bagging system on it that i removed off of it and its going on my Toro rider i am building for a lawn cutting business : ). My workshop is only 20 x 30 feet or 600 square feet and this stove is rated for 2000 so looks like next winter i wont have to wear a snowmobile suit to work in maybe a tank top flip flops and clam digger shorts and some sunscreen maybe LOL.

[@hughjanus1870]

Can you cook on it?

[@CALI-ll7iv]

Do these stoves keep the smoke or smell of wood burning out of the house? Is it safe for pets like birds?

[@jimfox4408]

I'm glad I found this video. I have a 2000 also and love it. I have a 1040 sq. foot home and I can keep it 80 in here if I want to. I had my fibre board on top of the tubes all the way to the front and cant wait to try it all the way to the back this winter. could you explain just what the difference is to the back or the front. thanks for the video.

[@davidsheffield1769]

The stove is designed to have the board pushed to the back. If you look at the secondary tubes, the holes are facing towards the front. So with the board to the back it forces the gases to travel across those secondary tubes, combining the gases with air, which is the combination you need to get your secondary burn. If the board is all the way to the front the gases never go across those tubes and just goes up your chimney. Some of those secondary gases condense on the way up and deposit on your chimney as creosote. So you'll get a more efficient burn and less creosote.

[@timidater4803]

steve fuson, what kind of chimney do you have? is your pipe straight up or has bends? sounds like you have a restriction or a height problem

[@PaulCHarris]

Hi, I can touch the back of it at full temp because it has that sheet metal secondary wall to place the blower fan. In real life you could probably have it an inch away from a wall, I believe the code requirements are 16 inches. The sides do get extremely hot.

[@SiMakeupSi]

achili estuf palet

[@SiMakeupSi]

palet stuf

[@valvoxvo2755]

how much BTU per pound of hardwood

[@charlesatkins5388]

You say the 2500 will burn wetter wood. On the review of the 2500 you stressed a couple or 3 times it didn't do well with damp wood.

[@PaulCHarris]

Yes, you want to have as dry wood as possible on either of them. You can get by with burning wetter wood on the 2500, however you’ll suffer on either Stove the more wet you’re wood is.

[@judypeterson9952]

Charles can you cook on the top of the 2500?

[@charlesatkins5388]

@@judypeterson9952 - I have never had the 2500. The description of the 2500 says, It's not equipped with a cook top. I personally see no reason you couldn't though as it has a good size flat top.

[@whitneyrosati8395]

Do you have the ash plug in it or do you leave it out?

[@benholler1389]

You really need to. Leave it in

[@bobbyturner686]

Does it have a out side air inlet

[@jimjohns5895]

i said boards there is just one board up there.

[@peskybobcat]

I just put one of the free heat fans on top works grate

[@MARINE1FORCE6425]

Did your stove have tube in the top inside of the stove?

[@Woodstock713]

Mine has the intake tubes at the top. 2 years and not drafting for crap

[@livingauthenticallyonmyownterm]

Would this stove be to big for a 600 sq ft drafty farm house? Cheers

[@charlesatkins5388]

In my opinion you can't really get too big but you for sure can get too small. Reasoning behind that is that you can control the size of fire and burn rate in the large stove down to accommodate the small house size but if you get a stove that is too small you cannot get a larger fire out if it to accommodate a larger space.

[@deadondave9251]

You have some pretty high ceilings.

[@starvnny3535]

Ha did u have to use a fresh air in take?? I got one .. and i gotta leave the door open just so it will burn... I got VERY dry wood .. been in the barn for more than 3 years... Whats wrong??? Please HELP me

[@jasontilley4644]

+steve fuson You may have a metal plate on the top of your stove that may not be in place properly. If you put a lot of wood in your stove, sometimes the wood pushes the plate back closing off the vent. I've seen this in smaller wood stoves.

[@starvnny3535]

I had to seal the Joints were my pipe went together with Silicone!!!! Lol.. And to be honest it still isn't working right.. At lest not the way it supposed to.. So then i started thinking it was because the stove was made in China..But No.. I got a good friend thats a Master Carpenter He bought a New Buck stove... Here in southeast KY thery like the Cadillac of wood burnning stoves.. But He never got He's working the why they say it should... So He and I both just took the Darn Re-Tubes out so we could get more wood in at night.. I think we should have a False Advertisement Claim!!! Because the 12 hour burn time is just NOT TRUE!! Well after ya get them Re-Burn tubes out it does.. But thats because your getting more wood in... Hope i helped ya buddy

[@starvnny3535]

Jason Tilley I had to seal the Joints were my pipe went together with Silicone!!!! Lol.. And to be honest it still isn't working right.. At lest not the way it supposed to.. So then i started thinking it was because the stove was made in China..But No.. I got a good friend thats a Master Carpenter He bought a New Buck stove... Here in southeast KY thery like the Cadillac of wood burnning stoves.. But He never got He's working the why they say it should... So He and I both just took the Darn Re-Tubes out so we could get more wood in at night.. I think we should have a False Advertisement Claim!!! Because the 12 hour burn time is just NOT TRUE!! Well after ya get them Re-Burn tubes out it does.. But thats because your getting more wood in... Hope i helped ya buddy

[@brianthompson1045]

Is you chimney flue 6 inch all the way up? It calls for 6 inch round flue through the length of the chimney to be the most efficient

[@kristeemartin1727]

having the same problem

[@ryananthony7115]

45 up to 70?

[@jimjohns5895]

sure, the refractory insulation boards that sit on top of the secondary tubes, the manual say the boards should be to the front of the stove but everyone that has this stove has found out pushing the boards as far to the rear of the stove work better , when the stove is cool just reach up there and slide them all the way to the rear of the stove, let me know if it works for you.

[@MarkSavides]

If you are thinking of buying this stove, Don't the company has terrible customer service. My stove was missing the rod and knob to adjust the damper. I contacted Us Stoves and after being transferrer to 4 people they transferred me back tot he first person that then hung up on me. I called back and finally talked to someone who agreed to send out the parts. They asked for the invoice and i sent it to them. They then emailed me back and said they could not send out the parts until I sent them the serial number. I emailed them the serial number , I have not hear from them since. It has been months and all further emails go ignored. I have opened a case with BBB However I don't think this will get resolved. I have continually burned myself reaching under the drawer underneath to adjust the damper manually.

[@rozchristopherson648]

Nice tip about wet wood.

[@cdawg9149]

Good video...Im trying to understand chimney fires and how often they happen with a closed door wood burner. My thinking is chimney fires need an ample supply of oxygen to happen...With the closed door and damper closed I cant see a chimney fire happening.....If they do happen it probably is more of a dripping flaming creosote falling down the chimney but not much of a danger once it is burned off...Any ideas about chimney fires...

[@brianthompson1045]

c dawg creosote builds up from using wet wood at low flue temperatures combined with a poor draft. As smoke rises in the flue it cools and condenses and runs down the inside of the flue coating it with creosote. Typically when the fire is choked off to allow longer burn times at low temperatures. Then later when you have a hot fire it ignites the creosote causing a chimney fire. The answer is dry wood, a good draft, and proper flue temperatures.

[@aliceparker5081]

Is 2500 better

[@dsciarrino3663]

Smoke good

[@helenmiller9340]

It might be good for a shop or one room, but definitely not to heat a home.It barely heats the large room that it's in. Very disappointed. Not happy with it.

[@PaulCHarris]

Helen Miller Hi Helen, I bet you’re not getting to secondary burn. You should see little flames coming out of the pipes at the top of the stove. When she get to there it should be putting out a lot of heat. Leave The air supply(small handle underneath the front lip) wide open until the stuff gets real hot then close down the air about halfway or so. It should be hot enough to catch would on fire that sitting on top of it. Then get yourself a blower fan (Stanley makes a good one ) blows across the top and put out a ton of heat.

[@alaexpectativaentodo7066]

Helen Miller I will buy it from you sr! if you wish to sell it!

[@scottwinter4839]

Wow been using ours for 3 years now and heats my house all winter

[@williampotts3008]

Insurance wont pay for out of code installations .

[@hippiechicksmomma2727]

Hello William Can you advise me how to properly vent pipe? I'm in a house have to go out the side appreciate your help

[@denverbasshead]

Then f the insurance

[@williampotts3008]

Cardboard practically leaning on stove ?

[@PaulCHarris]

It’s actually about 5 feet away.

[@SheldonRunkle]

HEY !…STOVE-USERS,…WHY !? Not set it up 30inches ,or so,off the floor,ease of use !…

[@williampotts3008]

I have seen people ignore code by haveing stove pipe go all along length of house.no problem .but not stove close to any wall or pile of cardboard.😳

[@brianthompson1045]

William Potts 14 inches to flammable off the back. It has its own heat shield. 20 inches to the sides to flamables.

[@williampotts3008]

Dude. 36" from a combustable surface ...your f.n Nuts.....🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥if you have insurance.It wont pay you .

[@markmathews5117]

Looks safe to me.

[@williampotts3008]

@@markmathews5117 fire dept will.not agree .As wood gets hot and combusts.

[@williampotts3008]

Code. Is 36inchs .....

[@antoniusmilesdale6120]

36 for an unlisted stove, or whatever the mfg recommends. And how do you know its not 36? Depth of the video throws your perspective off..

[@williampotts3008]

@@antoniusmilesdale6120 code

[@williampotts3008]

Not up to code.👀

[@denverbasshead]

Yes it is. That box is at least 2ft away

[@jamesfiaco4922]

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[@denverbasshead]

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[@PaulCHarris]

Hi, I can touch the back of it at full temp because it has that sheet metal secondary wall to place the blower fan. In real life you could probably have it an inch away from a wall, I believe the code requirements are 16 inches. The sides do get extremely hot.