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Your Jotul ( pron. Yer-tul) is a multi-fuel burner i.e. wood & solid fuel, as it has a grate to allow air to enter from beneath the the solid fuel. Dedicated wood burners such as the Jotul No 3, have no grate, only a flat base, as wood burns best on a bed of it's own ashes, with the air supplied only from above, albeit in an airwash design. If you do use any solid fuel, you should know that it virtually always contains a small % of Pet-coke (for ease of lighting,) derived from petro-chemicals. This certainly causes crazing of the glass such as you have experienced here, but it is almost impossible to source solid fuel without it as an ingredient. I now have Morso, as Scandinavian cast iron stoves are often regarded as the best, by many users. Thanks for posting.

I had an RZR… 2008 2009. I believe, I beat the living snot out of that thing for two years and other friends following me told me I was burning oil…. So I traded it in and bought a Honda…. come to find out later on the man who bought the RZR, the engine blew up!.. the man who bought it was a pretty competent mechanic however,Weiseco sent him the wrong pistons, and it blew up again! not really surprised. .. no more side-by-sides for me .. too big and heavy, currently a 2024 Polaris sportsman 570 Hunt edition… so far great machine.😊

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Good review. I'm shopping for one of these and I appreciated the honesty from you. That rear ground clearance issue is interesting and I'll definitely check that out in the showroom when I go look for one.

P.S. don't load from the front, use the side door. Ashes pile up on the front and spill out when opening. We never used the front for loading. The only poor design of a super wood stove.

No one seriously using a wood stove for major heating places it in a cellar . Wood stoves are for heating areas where you spend time; local heat. Sure "heat rises", but.... In a cellar most of the BTUs pass out the foundation into dirt. In over 12 years with the Oslo ( and another stove in another part of the home ) we never used the front door since the ashes pile up and fall out when loading. Experience.

Excellent stove, high quality, efficient heater. BUTT! Most of the BTUs go out into the foundation into dirt. Wood stoves need to be where you spend time.

Great stove? Some people let the ash pan build up and just shovel out the ash. This also helps extend the burn times. The new V3 Oslo has a cat and there has been some reported problems.

You need a rear back panel or else it acts like a vacuum and sucks all the dust into the cab

where can I buy it? name and brand please?

Stove and wood too close......

Thanks for the instruction! I’ve thought about installing mirrors in the front like you did, but how well do they stay in place during bumpy riding? I bought some after market door mirrors that would never stay in place while riding, so went back to stock mirrors..

Thank you for the video I’m learning this is very helpful

Lots of wood near the stove........

What a nice old one. Greetings from germany Christoph 🎩 😊

That is the Tunkhannock Creek viaduct in Nicholson isn’t it?

Awesome video on your amazing stove. Seeing that you heat your whole house with wood, do you think a catalytic stove would've saved you on the amount of wood used? My understanding is that catalytic stoves have extremely slow burn times of up to 30 hours. I'm currently shopping for a wood stove, your videos have been extremely helpful - I'm thinking about going with the same model!

If you were mostly riding on trails would you rather have this RZR or a Can Am Outlander XXC?

I have a 2023 RZR 900 Trail, I can confirm everything you said. Excellent review.

Great review.

I tried everything. Ash/water/ newspaper etc, fireplace glass cleaner, barkeepers friend powder with scourer etc etc. nothing worked for the ‘milky glass’ then read about this issue with the glass and was resigned to either replacing the glass completely or hours of this. As a last resort I tried crc paint doctor I already had for my car. It cleared the glass instantly. Not saying it will work for everyone but is certainly arguably worth a try.

Great video. Thanks for the review. I’ve been on dirt bike and then quads for the past 40 years. I think it’s only natural for me to want a SXS now. I also have a little side kick. Just a little older. Enjoy every moment. They glow up so fst

I was an 80’s kid and I’m only 1 minute through the video and I’m loving it

Thanks for the warning about not leaving the door ajar too long. I have the Oslo 500 and life watching the flames

Thanks for sharing. I just got the Oslo 500V last fall. Overall I am happy with it, but I found if I let the coals build up too much (which are nice to have to get the fire quickly going in the morning), the stove different get as hot. I feel like I am turning it into😮 a smaller stove by reducing the exposed burn area of the metal sides and back. I'm really puzzled by the ash pan. I just don't use it and let it stay full of ash. When I emptied it once, a bunch of ash from above feel into the void and I could not put the pan back in. So I had to vacuum it out. No problem that day since the ash was cold, but if it was hot ash it would have been a real problem since I don't want to be vacuuming hot ah or buying a special vacuum. I to like smaller pieces as they are easier to place. I did cut a bunch of my wood at 12" so I could put them in NS. That just seems so much easier than using the side door.

get two years ahead on wood for seasoning....1 year isnt enough

the burning stove is supposed to clean the glass

All it took was 1 view of this video and I was off and a-fixin’. You got 1 new subscriber!

Great review!

Thanks for video. I couldn’t get my glass clear and didn’t know why. But I just used my mates polishing gear. I started with his most abrasive buffing pad. That got the glass looking great in about 10 minutes (my glass is a lot smaller than your’s). After that I went through all the pads working my way down the grits. I probably didn’t need to do this but eh. Now it looks awesome, thanks for the know how. I can’t wait to get home and stick it back on the stove.

Class video Alfons, I happen to be a Vermont Castings owner but, have very much respect for Yotul and your outstanding video! Thank You!

I watched 6 or so videos on jotul stoves, and this video was the most useful, clearly demonstrating its limits. Thanks!

Great review. Thanks.

Brilliant. I’ve got a 20+ year old Jøtul F3CB that got a wee bit hot once or twice (like the top started glowing a nice dull red - oops 😬) and it’s had that haze for many years now that windex and 000 or 0000 steel wool won’t touch. I’ll have to rummage around and see what’s on hand for cutting compound. Or try these freebee polishing pads I got awhile back- Thanks for posting this!

Such a thorough video. Thank you

Update plece 😃

What can I do If the key is lost and also do you know where I could buy one ?

Great video! I've only had two fires in my sove at new house what model it is as I only think of looking after it's toasty hot. But it really works well and is fuel efficient

How much oil does it hold now

Just paid off my 2021 trail now I really love it ‼️‼️

Jotul has been a complete disappointment to us in refusing to service our wood stove, that has an oxygen intake issue since it was installed by their distributor. They were very enthusiastic about taking our money(and much of it;) yet they've failed miserably to back their claims & promises, in refusing to service or to even attempt to investigate & determine what the problem is. The're are surely reliable company's out there & products , up to nowJotul is & has proven not to be one of the honorable mentions. Yet in all fairness, If there's a change of heart on their part? I'll definitely update this (as winter approaches). Yet at this point it seems unlikely from them, i.e or from their distributor by there lack of concern & condesending tone & true lack of professionalism.

Excellent video! Well done

The reason for the low ground clearance is because it’s set low from factory to help with rollover and stability with its narrow stance with unsuspecting customers. Get your suspension tool out and adjust the ring to the specs in your owners manual and it will sit at the 11 inch. In doing so it will suck wheels in so it isn’t as wide.

Nice job. Does CLR do a job just cleaning?

I would never jam pack a firebox full like that. Never more than 1/2 full and even that is too much for most stoves. The Oslo must be a good stove! Thanks for the video.

Where do you put the air control at when you’re burning ? Do you close it all the way down ?

Very cool video. I might make this part of my annual wood stove maintenance plan 😆

Curious how this stove is holding up after a few years? Any issues or are you still happy with your stove?

How did you bolt the hard top top the windshield? I bought a kit for my rear hard top bolt but everyone says to use self tapping screws in the windshield but I want something that can go in and out over time without an issue in the front