Hello to all,i have a harman magnum stoker coal stove ,would it be possible to burn wood pellets in this stove it burns rice coal and has a pusher block type of feeder,my only concern would the pellets in the 100lb hopper ignite? any thoughts on this thanks.
burn wood pellets in a coal stove?
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wg_bent
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Just curious why you would want to. You'd have to be feeding the heck out of that stove to get the same BTU's, plus I don't think the feed rates would work for you. Coal burns a lot slower than pellets I'd guess.
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berlin
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the question is why would you want to? pellets are generally more expensive and produce less heat. do you not have a supplier of coal?
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