Parkray multi fuel stove connection

[Rod McGlade]

hi folks, I am trying to connect a new parkray multifuel stove in my living room. Problem is that having removed old burner, the joining cuff is firmly sealed to the flue. Only way to receive it will be to cut it off, thence losing a few inches of the flue length. I will them need some kind of extender - about 4 inches to connect flue with new cuff (which bolts ontonthe parkray vertically). Both pipes are about 5.9 inches. Can anyone recommend a joining device and does there need to be specula joining compound/cement/glue etc? Any help appreciated

 

[quality]

HAHA
All you need is a 5.9 sealant there is loads of options

 

[Rod McGlade]

if You could give me a link to one on the web that would be really appreciated - there is plenty of scope for getting it wrong this end I assure you

 

[waddycall]

Why not cut through the old flue collar only with an angle grinder, leaving the full length of pipe intact?

 

[Last Plumber]

Crikey Maud!
I didn’t know that Parkray were still going.

 

[DaveyHep]

Takes me back. Used to have a Parkray when I wuz a nipper. Seem to recall we burned coke in it. Dad worked at the steelworks so probably got the coke cheap.

 

[waddycall]

It’s not the same firm. The brand name lives on as part of the Hunter Stoves group.