Jotul wood stoves. What are they worth?

[YesDeere]

Have these two woodstoves that have been sitting a while. Thought I would use them but I have moved on to a larger stove. One is a 16" the other an 18". Just wondering if anyone could help me put a value on them. Any help would be really appreciated.

 

[Wooddust]

Jotul is top drawer, I cant think they degrade in value much at all.

 

[beenthere]

If they are of no value to you, then figure out what it would be worth to get rid of them.
Something like Craigslist and ask for $300 or best offer.

Personnaly, I'd shy away from used stoves although these look to be in good condition. Might be someone looking to have a wood stove in their garage over winter.

Wish you well finding a home for them.

 

[keegs]

I'd say a fair price would be $250-300 US.

The second one looks like a Jotul 601. I've had mine for about 7-8 years now and it's been a great little stove. We use it to heat our media room (about 400 sq ft) It does a great job. May be good to heat a small camp or cabin.

 

[Tig]

I am replacing my wood stove because my 10 year old unit no longer meets building code, so I can't reinstall it after the reno.
Issues like like could kill any value.

 

[charlz]

I am replacing my wood stove because my 10 year old unit no longer meets building code, so I can't reinstall it after the reno.
Issues like like could kill any value.

Yeah I am pretty sure it they don't have the EPA certification tag on them they are mostly scrap... can't install them.

 

[keegs]

I am replacing my wood stove because my 10 year old unit no longer meets building code, so I can't reinstall it after the reno.
Issues like like could kill any value.

Don't know why Canada wouldn't allow this stove. These are still sold here in the US and are not equipt with catalytic converters.

I'd also add that here in the US they're offering a 1500. tax credit on new stoves.

 

[YesDeere]

Thanks for the input guys. They are ready to go, as for a certificate..........well, not my problem. they are in great shape though. I thought i'd use them in other places like my hunting shack but it just didnt work out. sucks to leave em sit. My dad bought them in the early 80's.

 

[jpm]

ten bucks i'll take them off your hands:thumbsup:

 

[Andy in Gap]

The second pic looks like my 602B. I bought it used for $450 in the local newspaper and have been very satisfied with my purchase. Good quality stove and very clean burning.