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All seriousness,(yeah right, i should know better but) where are you guys from and what are you guys drinking? (beer)
I'm a big craft beer drinker, if any of you guys get out to my part of L.I. let me know, the Brickhouse is awesome for their own crafts brewed on site.
 
Thank you,

Some people post say 1000 times and they get the key to the "golden shitter" that is not the case. Speaking of cases, Yuengling.

Eric
The Yuengling plant is 15 minutes from me :) I prefer Lager.
 
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All seriousness,(yeah right, i should know better but) where are you guys from and what are you guys drinking? (beer)
I'm a big craft beer drinker, if any of you guys get out to my part of L.I. let me know, the Brickhouse is awesome for their own crafts brewed on site.

Is this fun or what :)?? I'm drinking beer right now I'm on vacation till the new year:cool:!! What is your opinion on the Timber Heats ?
 
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Is this fun or what :)?? I'm drinking beer right now I'm on vacation till the new year:cool:!! What is your opinion on the Timber Heats ?

Never drank a Timber Heat
 
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What is your opinion on the Timber Heats

Since it's the only thing i've burned so far, i really don't have much to compare to. I'm still working on 'tweeking' my stove. it puts out decent heat, i can't comment on how clean it burns, i have nothing to compare it to...... Here is a pic of my burn pot.

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It's a pretty good pilsner, But I still prefer the Busch Light! Timber heat on Prom Night = Warm wood!!

It's been awhile since prom but I don't think her name was Timber or Heat.
 
Attention, all mighty pigs, inmates and or head honchos -

What are the requirements to be a pellet pig? or is it whos ash you can kiss? ;)
 
Since it's the only thing i've burned so far, i really don't have much to compare to. I'm still working on 'tweeking' my stove. it puts out decent heat, i can't comment on how clean it burns, i have nothing to compare it to...... Here is a pic of my burn pot.

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As for the "tweeking", step back and do not mess with it.

Eric
 
L.I., I gave the original Pellet Pig post a bump for you.
 
As for the "tweeking", step back and do not mess with it.
Eric, I was blowing through pellets like crazy. 2 bags a day. settings 6-4-1 and 1-1, the Timber Heat pellets were really small and it seemed the auger was completely filled every turn and over feeding the pot. I've sinced adjusted to 4-5-1 and 2-1 and i'm using about 1.25 bags and the flame is a nice bright yellow and white/blue


I know nothing about everything and everything about nothing. That's why i'm here!!
 
I have a friend that is a Gunsmith. You would not believe the customers that come in with the gun parts in a bag saying they got carried away with their cleaning. Glad it takes two people to bring me a stove.

Eric
 
I have a friend that is a Gunsmith. You would not believe the customers that come in with the gun parts in a bag saying they got carried away with their cleaning. Glad it takes two people to bring me a stove.

Trust me I know, last week i recieved 2 fishing reels that someone tried to 'fix' they were both in baggies, if you know what i mean.

But you being someone that has a clue, would you say that was the correct 'tweek'?
 
sounds like it worked. I am not an Englander expert but there a few on the page.

Eric
 
....But you being someone that has a clue, would you say that was the correct 'tweek'?

Every stove and exhaust set-up is different....sounds like you went in the right direction. Might even want to try 3-5-1, or even 3-4-1. The key is to have enough airflow (LBA) so the ash is getting blown out of the burn pot, but not so fast all the heat goes up the exhaust before the heat exchanger pulls it out. Keep that nice whitish-orange lively flame with a hint of blue at the base, and you should be fine.

Give the stove about 15-20 minutes after each change for the stove to stabilize.
 
Eric, I was blowing through pellets like crazy. 2 bags a day. settings 6-4-1 and 1-1, the Timber Heat pellets were really small and it seemed the auger was completely filled every turn and over feeding the pot. I've sinced adjusted to 4-5-1 and 2-1 and i'm using about 1.25 bags and the flame is a nice bright yellow and white/blue


I know nothing about everything and everything about nothing. That's why i'm here!!


Keep the blower speed the same or above the heat setting.
 
AFAIR, the PDVC also has an adjustable feed slide in the bottom of the hopper....maybe close that down a little too.
 
AFAIR, the PDVC also has an adjustable feed slide in the bottom of the hopper....maybe close that down a little too.


Wait, what.... really... Don't see one in mine...
 
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