tjnamtiw
Minister of Fire
Wow, you must be a pipe fitter or plumber
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Being 'zoned out' has a different meaning for me!Pics of your purdy stoves, let's see 'em
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! Being 'zoned out' has a different meaning for me!
tjnamtiw
Minister of Fire
That's one HELLUVA fire going in there
Are you planning on burning all 5 tons that day??? 
Mt Bob
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sunnyg
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John Fortier
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AndrewChurchill
Minister of Fire
Wow, you must be a pipe fitter or plumber
My brother is a master plumber and he did the install for me. I'm heating my house, 3 car garage, apartment above the garage, and DHW for all the above and that's why I have 12 zones.
I'm amazed at how little fuel I'm using to heat all this. In December I averaged 3 bags a day and this past week was 2 bags a day. However, daytime temps were near 40 for the week.
AndrewChurchill
Minister of Fire
I don't know what you're talking about......There is an echo in this room.
That's what happens when you start a reply on one computer and finish it on another.....
We had a wild day around here a couple of years ago when everybody's replies were posting twice.
tjnamtiw
Minister of Fire
I remember that!
I remember that!
Stovensen
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nick123
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she's cranking out the heat, that makes her purdy in my book
and the cool coal bucket is cool...
but the monkey hiding in the other bucket makes it all way too strange
jimfrompa
Member
So, I'm ready to buy a new pellet stove and wanted one of the best so I was leaning towards the Whitfield brand untill I saw the Harman XXV. Heck, such a beautiful stove I just gotta have me one
newbieinCT
Feeling the Heat
I'm not showing this XXV to my husband! We purchased the p61a, but the XXV was in the running. We loved the look of the XXV but decided we needed the btus of the p61a. We just had it installed and we love it but this photo just made me cry a little on the inside....twinge of envy for your setup. If only the xxv was big enough for our needs
Gorgeous...
becasunshine
Minister of Fire
I should have gotten our Labbie to lie in front of the stove as an endorsement, or perhaps waited until the cat curled up on the hassock, but the Labbie is outside playing in the snow with Daddy and the cat does not wished to be moved from his current spot. So here's our stove, without animal endorsement- but I can tell you that they love it when they love it! <:3~ =:X
Tonyray
Minister of Fire
Your P61A is lots easier to clean and has a HUGE ash pan so don't cry to much.......I'm not showing this XXV to my husband! We purchased the p61a, but the XXV was in the running. We loved the look of the XXV but decided we needed the btus of the p61a. We just had it installed and we love it but this photo just made me cry a little on the inside....twinge of envy for your setup. If only the xxv was big enough for our needs
jdinny
Burning Hunk
It's 0* outside, and a cozy 74* inside!
I love my P43
18 bags of pellets in 21 days, We're lovin' it!
We're really lovin' watching the LP truck drive right on by.
Just can't figure out why we waited so long to go pellet heat.
I love my P43
18 bags of pellets in 21 days, We're lovin' it!
We're really lovin' watching the LP truck drive right on by.
Just can't figure out why we waited so long to go pellet heat.
jdinny
Burning Hunk
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