Howdy!~~new 2 this site...wondering if anyone knows of mobile home approved HANDFIRED coalstove....have only found 1 model by harman (DVC500) but it's a stoker. Thanx 4 any help.
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derbygreg
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Welcome to the Forum!
Only a few of us here burn coal.
As far as hand fired stoves, check out http://www.nepadigital.com/bb/forum-55.html?sid=9c2f331b485b43b25ce3dd8558119c69
You are likely to get a good answer quikly. For a while, I considered coal but decided on wood because of its availability.
Good Luck.
Only a few of us here burn coal.
As far as hand fired stoves, check out http://www.nepadigital.com/bb/forum-55.html?sid=9c2f331b485b43b25ce3dd8558119c69
You are likely to get a good answer quikly. For a while, I considered coal but decided on wood because of its availability.
Good Luck.
derbygreg
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http://www.readingstove.com/
http://www.harmanstoves.com/list.asp?id=3,4,7,13,14,15,16,17&title=Harman Coal Stoves
http://www.leisurelinestoves.com/
http://www.vermontcastings.com/content/products/productline.cfm?category=16&sc=47
http://www.vogelzang.com/woodstoves.htm
http://www.acehardware.com/sm-wood-...al-stoves--fi-1260958_cp-2568453.2627947.html
http://www.alaskastove.com/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=13&Itemid=29
There are a number of them out there. Check out some of the links.
http://www.harmanstoves.com/list.asp?id=3,4,7,13,14,15,16,17&title=Harman Coal Stoves
http://www.leisurelinestoves.com/
http://www.vermontcastings.com/content/products/productline.cfm?category=16&sc=47
http://www.vogelzang.com/woodstoves.htm
http://www.acehardware.com/sm-wood-...al-stoves--fi-1260958_cp-2568453.2627947.html
http://www.alaskastove.com/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=13&Itemid=29
There are a number of them out there. Check out some of the links.
I have a hand fed Harman mark III coal. Two things to remember with coal harmen needs so many feet of chimmny. The hand fed requires make up air for the Barometric damper.
Martin Strand III
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I have the hand fed Harman TLC 2000 - both for wood and coal. I like it a lot, despite it being ugly, since it throws out a lot of heat (coal > wood).
I avoided "auto" feeders, blowers, fans and the like since I'm out in the boonies of NW MI with not unheard of power failures. Mostly trees vs power lines when it's good sailing weather; when there's bling in the wind. When the power fails, the stoves still works to spec - important with nasty winter storms we get. Not having to fiddle with gearing gone south I don't mind either. For me, winter heat is crucial. So, KISS rules.
Aye,
Marty
I avoided "auto" feeders, blowers, fans and the like since I'm out in the boonies of NW MI with not unheard of power failures. Mostly trees vs power lines when it's good sailing weather; when there's bling in the wind. When the power fails, the stoves still works to spec - important with nasty winter storms we get. Not having to fiddle with gearing gone south I don't mind either. For me, winter heat is crucial. So, KISS rules.
Aye,
Marty
Marty I have been running a Harman Mark III for ten years on wood and some coal and I am happy with it except for the price of replacement grates. I have a spuratic problem of puff back . It scares you when it happins. Have you hade this happen burning wood? It seems to happen when I put freash wood on a hot bed of coals. At first I thought it was leaky door gaskets. But with new gaskets the problem came back. Is my wood not seasoned enough?? Thanks for you input
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