Obadiah's has partnered with heco to represent the newest Amish line of wood and coal cookstoves. The heco wood-burning cookstoves are the latest kitchen cook ranges available in the North American market. The heco product line of cooking and heating ranges displays the quality you expect from the Amish, with upgraded features to meet the demands of modern-day cooking. The standard porcelain enamel cooktop provides easy clean up for spills while cooking. The 420 wood burning cook stove provides the oven cleanout on the front of the stove for easy access cleaning, perfect for tight clearance applications.

The heco wood cookstoves are manufactured and produced by the Amish in PA.  Obadiah's has contributed various design ideas that have been collaborated into these wood-burning cook ranges. This wood cookstove is sure to please all your heating, cooking, baking, and hot water needs. With upgrades options and styles to fit any style of decor. 

Heco wood cookstoves are made from American steel. 

All heco cookstoves meet WA State Standards. All Wood Burning Cook Stoves are currently EPA Exempt from regulations. 

Obadiah's is the exclusive online retailer for heco wood cookstoves.

Interested in using this stove to heat Domestic Hot Water? Check out the Vaughn Range Boiler for more information on setting up a Domestic Hot Water system.

Features

• Heating capability up to 2,500 sq. ft.
• External Shaker Handle (for coal burning) 
• Automatic Thermostat Damper Control 
• Ash Pan below Firebox
• Oven Cleanout located directly below Baking Oven
• Burn times up to 12 hours
• Black porcelain enamel finish standard
• Large firebox with easy loading access
• (3) damper controls - Bypass Damper on Front, Airwash on Front, Thermostatic Damper control on the rear
• Food-grade porcelain enamel lined oven
• Removable tray in the bottom of the oven for easy cleanup
• Fully removable porcelain oven 
• Secondary combustion system
• High-efficiency reburn air tubes 
• 1/4" memory steel or porcelain enamel (3) piece removable cooktop*
• Oven Thermometer 
• Airtight firebox and oven doors
• Stainless steel protective rails surround the cooktop
• UL Listed
• EPA Exempt (learn more here)
• Washington State Approved (learn more here)

Options

• 22 Gallon Stainless Steel Water Reservoir
• Glass Firebox Door
• Glass Oven Door
• Stainless Steel Water Coil (For Domestic Hot Water Heating)

View our article on how to plumb a wood-burning cookstove into a domestic hot water system.

• 420 Heco Wood & Coal Cookstove Manual

• 420 Heco Wood & Coal Cookstove 2019 Catalog

• 420 Heco Wood & Coal Cookstove Reservoir Coil Hookup

• 420 Heco Wood & Coal Cookstove Heco Coil Only Water Tank Hookup Guide

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This product qualifies for free residential delivery with lift gate service within the lower 48 states. A large freight truck (18-wheeler up to 60' long) is standard on all deliveries. If you need a smaller truck, please call our office (406) 300-1776 to request a smaller truck size. Note: an upcharge may apply for smaller trucks.

** Residential, curbside delivery via freight truck with a lift gate is included for shipping in the Continental U.S.A. (some exceptions may apply). Please inquire with our sales staff if you have specific shipping needs such as international, freight terminal and/or business deliveries or if you need a smaller truck size. Click here to see Obadiah's Shipping Terms.

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