Q for harman lovers
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Hello
I have 3 answers to that question.
1. P61
2. P61
3. P61
The reason is that many more P61s have been sold and they can be picked up cheaper on the used market.
I got these 3 for the price of 1 new P43 ! ! !
Also easy to paint and fix up.
See pics below - Click to Enlarge
(Pics are after fixup)
I have 3 answers to that question.
1. P61
2. P61
3. P61
The reason is that many more P61s have been sold and they can be picked up cheaper on the used market.
I got these 3 for the price of 1 new P43 ! ! !
Also easy to paint and fix up.
See pics below - Click to Enlarge
(Pics are after fixup)
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BGStG1aholic
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- Oct 16, 2012
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if I remember correctly, are'nt you currently using a p43?
if it will suffice and is not weak by any means what is your reason for contemplating replacing it?
if for pretty shiny beautiful looks get the xxv - if for good bang for the buck workhorse with the good basic get 'er done look and results get the p61
Hi, I am using the p43, and installer will swap it with no problems. It is good running it on about 5 on a cold day and it seems to help move to the supper level of the split entry.
It's not weak but again I didn't have it in the dead of winter, got it in early March. The XXV is going to cost 1100 more and the p61 800 more- I just want to be sure I'm getting the best bang for the buck long term........I had heard the xxv is quieter but I bet there's hardly a difference, prob still going to hear it going ......
Have 2600 sq feet in a split entry and this is in the family room on lower level which is 12 wide by 18 long, it's located in the left upper corner of the fam room.
It's not weak but again I didn't have it in the dead of winter, got it in early March. The XXV is going to cost 1100 more and the p61 800 more- I just want to be sure I'm getting the best bang for the buck long term........I had heard the xxv is quieter but I bet there's hardly a difference, prob still going to hear it going ......
Have 2600 sq feet in a split entry and this is in the family room on lower level which is 12 wide by 18 long, it's located in the left upper corner of the fam room.
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BGStG1aholic
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- Oct 16, 2012
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Yeah, I heard the XXV was the quietest stove but my new one does'nt seem to be all that quiet and my ears are shot, I would'nt buy it for it's quietness
jdinny
Burning Hunk
We bought a P43 and love it! No regrets at all.
It's done an awesome job for us through this brutal cold winter.
However, if I could find 3 P61's for the price of a P43 I'd have them in my pickup this afternoon!
It's done an awesome job for us through this brutal cold winter.
However, if I could find 3 P61's for the price of a P43 I'd have them in my pickup this afternoon!
Tonyray
Minister of Fire
Harman P61 is no more noisy than an A/C on low speed//
I sit next within 10 ft of mine and honestly forget it's running...
that said, we bought ours since we wanted to push heat across the room, up the stairs to 2nd floor.
ceiling fan at top of steps helps also...
dealer recommended the P43 but also said we would prob run it more full throttle in the cold winter but not to say it would be a problem. just have to run it full out to get heat to 2nd floor.
that bit of advice prompted me to go larger to the 61,000 BTU knowing that if I had to, I could full throttle and melt all downstairs dwellers....
Have only run ours around Half all winter.. Feed rate 3/fan speed Half/ temp 73....Nice to know there is plenty of heat reserved if we want it..
I sit next within 10 ft of mine and honestly forget it's running...
that said, we bought ours since we wanted to push heat across the room, up the stairs to 2nd floor.
ceiling fan at top of steps helps also...
dealer recommended the P43 but also said we would prob run it more full throttle in the cold winter but not to say it would be a problem. just have to run it full out to get heat to 2nd floor.
that bit of advice prompted me to go larger to the 61,000 BTU knowing that if I had to, I could full throttle and melt all downstairs dwellers....
Have only run ours around Half all winter.. Feed rate 3/fan speed Half/ temp 73....Nice to know there is plenty of heat reserved if we want it..
Hoot23
Minister of Fire
61 does our house just fine. No oil for heat at all now for 3 years, and it was cold this winter.
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