Russo C-55 Owners Manual
Does anyone know where I can get a owners manual and or parts for a russ c-55 stove. Just picked up the stove today,hooked it up,this stove has a entirely diffrent attitude than my dinasor tennesee stove works stove.Any help would be appreciated.
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Hey tstove try they sell grates for that model they might have what you are looking for take care
Hi,
I've been lurking here for a while but I can help with this one. I have a russo stove and am very happy with it. It will heat my entire 2800sq ft. house and keep the oil boiler from kicking on. I also have an EFM stoker boiler thats not up and runing yet but thats another story. You can get parts and info on your russo directly from ...russo @ http://www.fireplaceseast.com they don't make coal stoves any more but they still have parts and paperwork.
Andrew
I've been lurking here for a while but I can help with this one. I have a russo stove and am very happy with it. It will heat my entire 2800sq ft. house and keep the oil boiler from kicking on. I also have an EFM stoker boiler thats not up and runing yet but thats another story. You can get parts and info on your russo directly from ...russo @ http://www.fireplaceseast.com they don't make coal stoves any more but they still have parts and paperwork.
Andrew
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Hello Andrew, welcome to the forum, thanks for posting the link, and helping, that is what makes this forum great, people helping poeple.
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Been running a c-55 for 5 years now in a 4000 sq ft house, installed on the first floor in the shop, heats the whole place even the upstairs. Likes a little chunks of wood with the coal imo, really sweet stoves. Haven't bought heating oil in a long time, but keep the furnace around in case it's winter and I need to leave for a few days.