recommended stove pipe length for Cimarron?

[bbassi]

I'm getting a Silvertip but may need to upgrade to a Cimarron in the future. I didn't see on SO's site what the recommended pipe length is for the Cimarron or the Silvertip? Also, I realize it would be long for the Silvertip, but is there any reason it would not work for both? If I can avoid buying 2 pipes it would be nice.

 

[Lawnboi]

https://seekoutside.com/stove-pipe-size-chart/

The only problem imo with a pipe too long is that it will beat the crap out of your stove jack in windy conditions

 

[bbassi]

Thanks for the link. I don’t know how I missed that.

 

[Ross]

I ran a 6ft and this year went to a 7 with the more expensive unit…j
through several yrs had gotten about 10 spark holes so far none in the new setup..6 will do well but IMO 7 will protect your setup much better for a small weight difference

 

[jhm2023]

I use a 7' pipe for my Tigoat small wifi stove in my cimmaron. I chose the longer pipe in hopes it would help protect the tent from embers. I've got a good bit of use with the setup and only have 1 small ember hole, so I'd say it helps.

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[Mosski]

The seek website recommends 6 ft for the Cimarron but I ordered my stove with a 7ft. I think it will help prevent burn holes as well as slow the burn but I have only used it once.

 

[archp625]

I use a 6ft with the medium stove. Works great.

 

[well_known_rokslider]

I paired my Cimarron with a Lite Outdoors 18" stove with a 7ft pipe. It might be a tad on the long side but, as others have said, I'd rather add a little extra length to protect my tent from burns.

 

[gfreidy]

I use 7 for cimarron. 5 for silvertip.