Bought a P61A for the basement in March as some may remember, we decided to give the living room on the main floor more of a country look with some minor renos and decos, so we decided that a white XXV would look great in that room. Being an open concept I'm sure we will do very well with heat, as the task will be split between 2 stoves. Very easy install, straight out and up, I will post pics in the coming weeks.
2nd Stove on the way, White XXV
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Ya, as for pellets I'm thinking I should be ok with 3 tons as the duty will be split, no shortages here if I need more.
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Ctcarl
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Jim H.
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Wondering if you ever thought of another heat source not needing electric? I have kicked around a small coal stove for upstairs but really not sure...the XXV in the downstairs family room does a fantastic job heating about 2000 sq ft of house. We have had the electric go out for a few minutes but nothing long lasting. Just curious and can't wait to see the pics.
The only option there would have been wood and I dont feel like working that hard when I'm in my 60s and on. Coal stokers, dont think coal is readily available here at all, I cannot get natural gas either and they would not bring it here as everybody around me has recently converted from oil to propane. I have a Mitsubishi heat pump but as we get close to -17c that stops working. As you can see very limited options.
Jim H.
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sounds good. I would not want to do a wood stove either! LOL I do enough cutting and splitting (and that is not much), for campfires when we go camping or in back yard. Good luck and pics will be nice.
Jim H.
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acowherd
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I really loved my XXV. ..it would burn just about any ol pellet I could find! I always saved the good pellets for the insert and burned the ashy stuff in the XXV.
Very nice XXV!
Very nice XXV!
Ctcarl
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lordgrinz
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Same experience, I can run just about anything in this stove, I don't even care if the pellets are a clumped mess from being previously wet.
Golfeur
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You will have no heat in the house and here are going to be very nice in the living room.
very nice
very nice
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