Can anyone tell me the manufacturer of this pellet stove.
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Hello
Looks like and older Corn Flame pellet stove. Amaizablaze is also an alias.
Amaizablaze 7100
http://www.wiseheat.com/reviews/8727/Amaizablaze-Cheyenne-Model-7100
Corn Flame 5000
http://www.cornflame.net/base_5000.html
Made more for corn not for wood pellets.
Looks like and older Corn Flame pellet stove. Amaizablaze is also an alias.
Amaizablaze 7100
http://www.wiseheat.com/reviews/8727/Amaizablaze-Cheyenne-Model-7100
Corn Flame 5000
http://www.cornflame.net/base_5000.html
Made more for corn not for wood pellets.
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Phoenix Hatchling
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Thanks for the quick replys.
I'm looking for a shop heater, prefer one that is multi fuel and has a self cleaning or bottom feed firepot. This one goes on my maybe list, I see the company is still in business and it looks like a basic no frills heater.
I'm looking for a shop heater, prefer one that is multi fuel and has a self cleaning or bottom feed firepot. This one goes on my maybe list, I see the company is still in business and it looks like a basic no frills heater.
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If needing a big heater that's portable for shop look at the Goldengrain Corn and pellet stove from the Indianapolis CL, $750 and 170,000 btus or the stove from illinoiscornstoves posted in Bloomington,IN (Spencer) 530 pound monster rated for 80k and made in IL, $1500
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