Buck Stove is a long-running American stove brand, and the catalog carries 11 of its models. Wood burning units include the Model 74 and 74ZC, Model 81, Model 91 catalytic, the Model 21 and 21ZC, and the Homesteader cook stove with a baking oven. Gas options are vent free: the Model 384, Model 34 Contemporary, Model 34 Manhattan and the Townsend II Steel Series. Widths run from 22 to 38 inches, with ratings from 28,900 BTU up to 62,745 BTU. Compare model numbers, door and blower options and finish choices.

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Buck Stove models explained

Buck Stove model numbers can be confusing, so start with fuel. The 74, 81, 91 and 21 families are wood burning, the Homesteader adds a cooktop and oven, and the 384, 34 and Townsend II are vent free gas stoves. Within wood models, ZC stands for zero clearance, which allows the unit to be installed with reduced clearances inside a compatible opening. The Model 91 is a catalytic design, and the others are non-catalytic. Compare the BTU and the width, then check whether a blower, door or trim is included. For vent free gas stoves, confirm that local code permits them. Buck Stove searchers often want the Model 74 or the Townsend II.

What is the Buck Stove Model 74?

The Model 74 is a 22 inch non-catalytic wood burning stove with a door, rated at 52,400 BTU in the listing. A 74ZC zero clearance insert version is also offered.

Does Buck Stove make a gas stove?

Yes. The Townsend II Steel Series, Model 34 and Model 384 are vent free gas stoves, with ratings of 32,000 and 33,000 BTU.