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  1. tiredguy New Member

    joined: Aug 8, 2008
    1 posts
    Ontario Canada
    HI everyone, I'm new here, and have been looking to buy a pellet stove,

    I came across a used harmen Invincivle for a great price, full working order.
    only problem i'm having with it is the "test date" stamped on it, was 1992. so we
    are already talking 16 years old... I've done loads of reading on the Invincible,
    and it sounds like it's a great stove. but at 16 years I question the fans and
    how much energy it would use. and the life of parts inside.

    Thanks to everyone for your help.

    Trevor
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  2. BubbRubb New Member

    joined: Dec 19, 2007
    265 posts
    Hagerstown, MD
    A lot of that, and just about anything, is dependent on how well it was taken care of in the past. Does it look like the maintenance was kept up on it?
  3. webbie Administrator

    joined: Nov 17, 2005
    10,918 posts
    Western Mass.
    It's a heavy duty model, but then again that is quite old........if you are getting a great price, are really handy, and have good access to parts and service...then you might consider it. In general, 12-20 years is my guess at the life cycle of most pellet stoves - but certain Harmans and other heavy-duty models may be the exception....I might say 20-30 for a Harman.
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