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  1. Steveo Member

    joined: Jun 6, 2008
    247 posts
    Maine
    Yes I finally installed my stove today. The installation went pretty smooth and it was a corner installation. I had to run the pipe inside up and then out because the baseboard heat was in the way of running it out the wall and up. I put some pellets in it and fired it up. Holy smokes does that thing put out some heat, good thing I had the air conditioner running lol. I just wanted to get everything up and running before winter so now I dont have to worry about it anymore plus my heat is bought and paid for this up coming winter.
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  2. BrotherBart He Who Moderates

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    21,941 posts
    Northern Virginia
    And just where are the pictures? ;-)
  3. Steveo Member

    joined: Jun 6, 2008
    247 posts
    Maine
    I will have to go get my camera and take some
  4. Steveo Member

    joined: Jun 6, 2008
    247 posts
    Maine
    Not sure how to post a picture but here it goes.

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  5. Steveo Member

    joined: Jun 6, 2008
    247 posts
    Maine
    wow these pictures dont look very good on my computer

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  6. Steveo Member

    joined: Jun 6, 2008
    247 posts
    Maine
    I put the pictures on here as attachments and the quality is gone? Is there a better way to post pictures on here?
  7. BubbRubb New Member

    joined: Dec 19, 2007
    265 posts
    Hagerstown, MD
    That's a nice install Steveo. Since it is in your living area, did you think about dressing the stove up with the trim kit?
  8. Steveo Member

    joined: Jun 6, 2008
    247 posts
    Maine
    Yes I am planning on adding the trim kit.
  9. wi-dogfish New Member

    joined: Jul 2, 2008
    18 posts
    WI
    I have one like that in my basement,put 16 tons of pellets thru it the last four winters and it hasn't missed a beat. You will like it a lot. If you have it on a high setting it will really put out the heat but it will really go thru the pellets also.
  10. BrotherBart He Who Moderates

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    21,941 posts
    Northern Virginia
    Very nice stove and installation. Bring on the cold!
  11. wberryment New Member

    joined: Jul 15, 2008
    12 posts
    Gray Maine
    Glad to hear that you got your stove. I have that same stove on order. I actually paid half of it on May 25th 2008 but I haven't gotten it yet. Still waiting.
    How long did it take you to get yours if you don't mind me asking?

    wayne
  12. j00fek Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jun 9, 2008
    468 posts
    Auburn, Maine
    could you post a pic of the outside install? t

    thnx
  13. Steveo Member

    joined: Jun 6, 2008
    247 posts
    Maine
    I dont like to wait for anything so I called just about every stove shop in New England until I found one that was in stock. I bought the last one that a place in NH had. It was actually ordered for someone else but they never picked it up so they sold it to me.
  14. Steveo Member

    joined: Jun 6, 2008
    247 posts
    Maine
    Yes I put a cleanout T behind the stove.
  15. Res5cue New Member

    joined: Jun 2, 2008
    36 posts
    Bangor, Maine
    Very nice. If you happen to be driving by Bangor I could use your help putting my P38 in. You did a very nice job.
  16. pelletwood Member

    joined: May 1, 2008
    67 posts
    Lehigh Valley, PA
    Nice job on the install, the pipe running up and out is great.
  17. peterpski666 New Member

    joined: Jul 10, 2008
    39 posts
    Limerick, Maine
    Nice install, strangely, your corner is identical to my corner, right down to the baseboard heat. Gives me something to show to the wife.
  18. Batn2balls New Member

    joined: Jul 17, 2008
    10 posts
    Missouri
    The only thing I can see that I would have done different is install black pipe instead of the shinney pipe. But other than that it is a great install.
  19. Steveo Member

    joined: Jun 6, 2008
    247 posts
    Maine
    Funny that you say that because I was thinking about painting the pipe black.
  20. Bxpellet Feeling the Heat

    joined: Nov 1, 2007
    427 posts
    Bronx, NY
    I would paint it black, it gives it a nicer look!
  21. AlaskaCub New Member

    joined: Apr 4, 2008
    70 posts
    Interior Alaska
    I have the same stove and am geting ready to do the install and am curious, did you use single wall 3" for the interior pipe or double wall? I have some black high temp stove spray paint that works real well for painting the pipe , an dI agree black looks much better. I used that stuff to touch up the singl eall pipe fo rthe wood stove piping I had before getting this pellet stove.
  22. Steveo Member

    joined: Jun 6, 2008
    247 posts
    Maine
    I used the Excel 3" Pellent Vent Pipe
  23. stanleyjohn Feeling the Heat

    joined: Mar 29, 2008
    474 posts
    southcentral Ct
    Thats one good looking Harman!If i was ever to get a pellet stove the one you have would be my first choice.Love the marble and trim work.
  24. Steveo Member

    joined: Jun 6, 2008
    247 posts
    Maine
    I think it is going to look better when I get the brushed stainless steel trim kit and then paint the pipe black.
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