Pioneer Maid Wood Cookstove - Discontinued

This stove is being discontinued. This page is up for informational purposes only
The Pioneer Maid's durability, ease of use and overnight burning capabilities, make this stove a simple choice for anyone looking to add a wood-fired cookstove to their home. The tightly welded construction has made this wood-burning range cooker ultra airtight, efficient and keeps air leakage to a minimum. Safety is an extremely important factor to us at Obadiah's and with the top loading firebox to keep embers from falling out on to the floor, you can be rest assured that the stove was designed with you and your family's safety in mind. We feel you will also appreciate the simplicity and trouble free engineering put in to the Pioneer Maid.
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Features
- Handmade by Amish craftsmen
- Large firebox with overnight burning capabilities
Note: There is no warranty on bricks, please be aware, throwing wood into the firebox can cause premature damage.
- Quick, fingertip controlled air intake
- Stronger and thicker fire brick refractory and downdraft efficiency cuts down on wood consumption
- Tightly welded steel construction
- Smooth steel cooktop
- Two large 11" lids
- Spacious spring-loaded oven quickly heats and fits 8 loaves of bread
- Black porcelain finish for style and easy clean up
- Backsplash and storage shelf
- The durable stainless steel stove body
- Ash drawer for easy cleanout
- Wood handles and knobs
- Oven thermostat
- Internal flue damper
- Heats up to 2,000 square feet
- EPA Exempt (learn more here)
- Washington State Approved (learn more here)
Options
- Hot water coil
- Water reservoir (capacity 10 U.S. gallons)
- Warming closet
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Pioneer Maid | With Water Reservoir | Without Water Reservoir |
Overall Dimensions | 52" L x 28.5" W x 53.5" H | 43" L x 28.5" W x 51.5" H |
Oven Dimensions | 22" D x 19.5" W x 13" H | 22" D x 19.5" W x 13" H |
Cooking Surface | 50" L x 22.5" W x 32.5" H | 41" L x 22.5" W x 32.5" H |
Firebox Dimensions | 8.5" L x 11.5" W x 18.5" H | 18.5" L x 11.5" W x 18.5" H |
Flue | 7" round | 7" round |
Venting Location | Rear | Rear |
Shipping Weight | 623 lb | 570 lb |
Heating Capacity | 2,000 sq. ft | 2,000 sq. ft |
Clearances to Combustibles (Measured from stove) | ||
Front | 48" | 48" |
Rear | 25" | 25" |
Left Side | 25" | 25" |
Right Side | 18" | 18" |
Clearances to Combustibles (Measured from chimney) | ||
Rear | 20" | 20" |
Side | 46" | 46" |
*This stove is not mobile home approved.





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