Has anyone used the mod 6041 multi-fuel stove from US Stove Company? http://www.usstove.com/proddetail.php?prod=6041
I am wanting to hear about some real world pros and cons....
I am wanting to hear about some real world pros and cons....
Has anyone used the mod 1641 multi-fuel stove from US Stove Company?
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post the question over at http://forum.iburncorn.com/ in the us stove section.
quite a few users over there.
quite a few users over there.
This is the new version of the 6039 model which I have had for two years. It's got some minor twigs but the main upgrade I think is a thermostat. The 6039 is a very good stove that is conducive to tinkering or just running on automatic. It has four setting, heat range, room air, draft and agitator speed.
With a little bit of talent this allows endless combinations for burning anything that will fit through though he the auger. I burn straight pellets in the moderate times of the year. With the temperature dipping to -5C here this week I have started adding 50 per cent corn to the pellets. I may also try some wheat later as some burners are reporting good results.
I paid $1,200 for my 6039 on ebay. I think you can do better than the price shown if you shop around a bit. Any oyther questions just ask.
Stan
my set-up
This is where I bought mine He appears to have one left
http://cgi.ebay.ca/HIGH-TEC-SAVER-C...emQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item27ad9d93f1
This is a 6039 on auction on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.ca/HIGH-TEC-SAVER-C...emQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item27ad9d93f1
With a little bit of talent this allows endless combinations for burning anything that will fit through though he the auger. I burn straight pellets in the moderate times of the year. With the temperature dipping to -5C here this week I have started adding 50 per cent corn to the pellets. I may also try some wheat later as some burners are reporting good results.
I paid $1,200 for my 6039 on ebay. I think you can do better than the price shown if you shop around a bit. Any oyther questions just ask.
Stan
my set-up
This is where I bought mine He appears to have one left
http://cgi.ebay.ca/HIGH-TEC-SAVER-C...emQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item27ad9d93f1
This is a 6039 on auction on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.ca/HIGH-TEC-SAVER-C...emQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item27ad9d93f1
I have already purchased the 6041 (not quite the deal you got so I should have shopped around better) but I appreciate the comments. I may look at mixing the corn as well....
Scoop said:
Yes, I had heard that the upgrade to burning twigs was possible, but it might "leaf" you out in the cold. :lol:
schoondog
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Hunt master,
I have the 6039i (insert). Love my stove. Burns all kinds of pellets and some corn. May finally be getting some good corn at resonable price. The igniter on the 6041 would be what I would want. Be sure to hook up a t-stat to the stove. I paid $1499 for mine at the height of the pellet stove frenzy last year. Only 4 tons through it and one small problem that USStove quickly fixed for free and sent a couple of fan gaskets needed for maintenance cleaning. Nice to see a fellow hunter here! I'll have to check out talk hunting. Welccome aboard here at Hearth. Great folks here you'll like it.
Schoondog
I have the 6039i (insert). Love my stove. Burns all kinds of pellets and some corn. May finally be getting some good corn at resonable price. The igniter on the 6041 would be what I would want. Be sure to hook up a t-stat to the stove. I paid $1499 for mine at the height of the pellet stove frenzy last year. Only 4 tons through it and one small problem that USStove quickly fixed for free and sent a couple of fan gaskets needed for maintenance cleaning. Nice to see a fellow hunter here! I'll have to check out talk hunting. Welccome aboard here at Hearth. Great folks here you'll like it.
Schoondog
Thanks for the reply, schoondog. I paid $1399 for mine through Tractor Supply and I hope to have it hooked up and running by end of next week. i ran into a few chimney problems but those are almost resolved.
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