In NE it is 37 Deg at 9:55 PM and headed for a freeze. What heat level is your Pellet Stove on?
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subsailor
Minister of Fire
Set for 72
and it's idling. It's 73in my living room. Distribution blower hasn't even come on yet. What are fossil fuels?
and it's idling. It's 73in my living room. Distribution blower hasn't even come on yet. What are fossil fuels?
SmokeyTheBear
Minister of Fire
Snip ... What are fossil fuels?
Really compressed vegetation and bacterial processed organic matter.
Is this your first fire of the season there tonight Smokey?
It is 35 Deg F here now and still dropping! !
gymrat0663
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35* here at 10:45 PM and the Bosca is firing away nicely on level 2 and everyone is toasty warm and happy. Looking forward to sleeping tonight with the sound of dropping pellets! 
Melissa220
Feeling the Heat
35 here. Stove set on stove temp/auto with the fan set on 50% and stove temp at 1.5. room temps at 71, 70, and 68. 
. Will turn down to 1 before bed.
. Will turn down to 1 before bed.31° now and still dropping.
Quad has been set to 73° for weeks now. It kicks on when it needs to. Some nights it does. Some it don't.
Tonight it did once already. I started a fire in the woodstove awhile ago. Time to reduce my pellet consumption.
(Oh and the Quad always runs on Low / when it colds below 20°-25° I turn off the Quad and run the furnace/ Pellet furnace, on Level 3)
Quad has been set to 73° for weeks now. It kicks on when it needs to. Some nights it does. Some it don't.
Tonight it did once already. I started a fire in the woodstove awhile ago. Time to reduce my pellet consumption.
(Oh and the Quad always runs on Low / when it colds below 20°-25° I turn off the Quad and run the furnace/ Pellet furnace, on Level 3)
Boobo0
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34 Degrees here @ 11:40 and it's damn cold outside!! But inside it's nice and cozy @ 74 with the stove idling.
fmsm
Minister of Fire
42 degrees here the stove is set at 74 during the day and a 6 degree set back from 10:30 to 6am. Stove just hums along at these war temps
krooser
Minister of Fire
20's here tonight. Both St Croix's (house and shop) are purring along on last season's left over pellets.
Brokenwing
Feeling the Heat
Its cold here, 34, but I am determined to hold out, plus the stove needs one more inspection. I turned the eden pure on in the living room, that held us out over the years. Its nice and warm in the living room, in the rest of the house not so much.
, but I am determined to hold out, plus the stove needs one more inspection. I turned the eden pure on in the living room, that held us out over the years. Its nice and warm in the living room, in the rest of the house not so much.
SmokeyTheBear
Minister of Fire
Nope I had to do a test burn after putting the venting back to normal and plugging the stove back in and a few other times to stop the loss of fluids due to chilly cat syndrome and flying cast iron skillets due to the boss wanting to sew in her sewing room without her arthritis paining her. In short self defense.
Hello
Had to set mine to medium. I may turn it down to 2 before bed.
Nice and cozy with NO fossil fuels!
How are you doing?
IHATEPROPANE
Minister of Fire
jim3854
Member
Got Home early yesterday took the stove out to the driveway and totally went throught it everything from taking both fans off and the augers. Had it back together in time to run all night on 2 . Ran like a charm.
SmokeyTheBear
Minister of Fire
It is 23.7 and there be frost.
I should check and make certain my chickens have liquid instead of solid water. But a cup of coffee in front of the fire first.
and there be frost.I should check and make certain my chickens have liquid instead of solid water. But a cup of coffee in front of the fire first.
boosted3g
Feeling the Heat
stove temp 2.25, distribution far on 50%, house is 75 degreees and the low last night was 29. The Harman didnt even break a sweat.
Hoot23
Minister of Fire
Stove set at 72. 75 downstairs, 68 upstairs. Idled for most of the night. Looking forward to single digit temps. Ready to burn!
jtakeman
Minister of Fire
This am was 28ºF and frost. Stove is on medium and house is a comfy 72ºF. Finishing my last cup a joe and We'll be hitting the water with lots of extra layers. Calm winds and temps in the high 50's has switch our gears from bass to pike! Pic's if a monster is lured to the boat! 
27 out here this morning. Set the thermostat to 74 last night and haven't touched the stove since. Sure beats spinning the meter with electric
out here this morning. Set the thermostat to 74 last night and haven't touched the stove since. Sure beats spinning the meter with electric
Melissa220
Feeling the Heat
Currently 32 out. Stove ran out of pellets sometime in the wee hours this morning and house went from 72 at 1 a.m. to 64 and 7:30 a.m. Added pellets on on the way back...slowly. now 66 and 65 and 62 on the three first floor rooms
silverfox103
Feeling the Heat
Melissa, you need to get a pellet hopper extension. It allows you to roughly double the amount of pellets that your stove can hold. I have them on both of my Harman stoves. I bought them through the dealer, I think I paid around $160 several years ago.
Tom
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