Pics of your purdy stoves, let's see 'em

tjnamtiw · Jan 28, 2014

bbfarm said:
Lol at smith & Wesson. Actually Barney and Blu. We do have 2 Rugers in the house though, but only 1 is a dog View attachment 125659

I got you beat. I have a Ruger, and a Smith and Wesson. What breed is a SKS? Or a Zoave?

Ctcarl · Jan 28, 2014

dlavigne7324 said:
Harman p35i

Love the black stone In the back. I wanted something like that but my wife likes the brick I. Are p35i

dlavigne7324 · Jan 28, 2014

Ctcarl said:
Love the black stone In the back. I wanted something like that but my wife likes the brick I. Are p35i

I like the brick .. Wife wanted black granite it matches our counter tops

tjnamtiw · Jan 28, 2014

Man, I must have mine installed wrong! My flame goes UP!

CtPaul · Jan 29, 2014

My stove in my old house

AndrewChurchill · Jan 29, 2014

CtPaul said:
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My stove in my old house

Most people install the stove horizontally.......

tjnamtiw · Jan 29, 2014

AndrewChurchill said:
Most people install the stove horizontally.......

But that solves the problem of getting all the pellets to slide down to the auger!

iceguy4 · Jan 29, 2014

not pretty , but it gets the job done.. 2 buildings,11 zones, 7 pumps,5 zone valves. Oil and pellets plumbed series and play well together (flip 3 valves ...pellet eliminated see pic) At -16° my oil burner fired for only1/2 hour in a 24 hour period. All season my oil has only burned 18.1 hours....X .89 gallon/hr...nice.

iceguy4 · Jan 29, 2014

pellet boiler.

Luv2burnPellets · Jan 29, 2014

Hoot23 said:
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Amazing, we have nearly identical stove and identical dog!

veemaxx · Jan 30, 2014

A Vogelzang Ponderosa with a long double-wall pipe and a lazy dog.

smwilliamson · Jan 30, 2014

AndrewChurchill said:
Technically, it's not a stove but I still think it's purty.....

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how do you like the pellergy? Be honest. I'm very curious.

AndrewChurchill · Jan 30, 2014

smwilliamson said:
how do you like the pellergy? Be honest. I'm very curious.

I love it! It's extremely dependable. It lights up in under a minute and gets up to operating temp in about two minutes. I like it so well I have two of them. I bought the first one for my duplex a year and a half ago and when I built my new house this summer I bought the other.

I also highly recommend the Buderus boiler if someone is considering the Pellergy system. It only takes me about 5 minutes to give it a thorough cleaning, 10 if I clean the chimney.

Ctcarl · Jan 30, 2014

veemaxx said:
A Vogelzang Ponderosa with a long double-wall pipe and a lazy dog.

Wow love the wood house as well. Dream house

Augmister · Jan 30, 2014

Don2222 said:
Hello

One stove is purty but 2 of the same stoves is real beauty! An identical twin for a backup stove is the best spare parts!
When Cousins are 2 of a Kind!
Dualing Santa FEs - Nothing Burns Like a Quad

One of the very best stoves that works on a wall T-Stat with patented Loop Ignitor!

See Pic below and click to Enlarge:

Don-te's Inferno!

Brilliant!

Augmister · Jan 30, 2014

BGStG1aholic said:
Here's the one I'm currently using, an Avalon 900-PS(ser#1192). A friend gave this to me a few months ago and it's been a real workhorse . I've had a few problems with it along the way but have always been able to get it up and running again. I'm just concerned it's gonna shitout on me when it's cold out and I'm not sure if I can even get parts for it anymore thus my quest for a really nice purdy new one that is quality - probably the XXVView attachment 124419

If the flame does't get brighter, do you threaten to shot it with the Buckmark?

dlavigne7324 · Jan 30, 2014

tjnamtiw said:
I got you beat. I have a Ruger, and a Smith and Wesson. What breed is a SKS? Or a Zoave?

tjnamtiw · Jan 30, 2014

Very classy look!

dlavigne7324 · Jan 30, 2014

tjnamtiw said:
Very classy look!

Thanks !! Wife's idea

railfanron · Jan 31, 2014

Here's mine.

topcat11866 · Jan 31, 2014

very nice is that p43 vented up or straight thru the back?

railfanron · Jan 31, 2014

Straight out the top of the chimney with a 4 in stainless liner up 16 ft. The fireplace is a heat and glow with glass doors and I wanted to preserve it in case I wanted to go back to it. I took out the doors and the damper, dropped the pipe and sealed it off. Then used the fireplace air intake to supply outside air to the Harman.
Ron

RKBAGUY · Jan 31, 2014

BGStG1aholic said:
Here's the one I'm currently using, an Avalon 900-PS(ser#1192). A friend gave this to me a few months ago and it's been a real workhorse . I've had a few problems with it along the way but have always been able to get it up and running again. I'm just concerned it's gonna shitout on me when it's cold out and I'm not sure if I can even get parts for it anymore thus my quest for a really nice purdy new one that is quality - probably the XXVView attachment 124419

Is that a 1903 I see... or is it a HiPower... pray, tell!

Dandar · Feb 1, 2014

Here's my Hudson River stove works Chatham.

misterpat · Feb 1, 2014

2005 Magnum Countryside
Duravent Pellet Pro Vent with OAK.

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