Quad pellet stove guts

[moralleper]

Does anybody know or heard if Quad is planning to roll out the new AE model insides for the castile and santa fe?

 

[MountainStoveGuy]

catille is on the books for the 2007-2008 season, i have no idea about the sante fe, since they have the same guts i would guess its not to far behind.

 

[moralleper]

are they changing the price point do you know?

 

[MountainStoveGuy]

i dont know for sure but the Mt Vernon went up $250.

 

[moralleper]

Thanks for the info. I do not know how you guys know all of this stuff.

your opinion? would you wait for the new insides or get a deal on the old insides?

 

[MountainStoveGuy]

If your in the market in a few years, then wait. If you want one this season or next, then i would go with the old one. They have had the time to get the kinks worked out. The GOLDEN RULE of pellet stoves is to never buy a new model untill its been out for 2 seasons, or you risk becoming the companies r&d department.

 

[Bob512]

Mountain guy... thats starting gel not styling gel!! Your engulfed!! Ha

 

[MountainStoveGuy]

LMAO, i have to keep warm somehow up here in these hills. I wish i could melt my drivway, right now it has a 31" base, its like driving off a elevated walkway to get to the street.

 

[wahsega]

Go to iburncorn.com and in the forums section you can read about specific stoves. The Mt. Vernon has had alot of problems. You can hear about people putting in numerous computer boards and firmware. Sounds like they have the bugs worked out.

 

[HarryBack]

If your in the market in a few years, then wait. If you want one this season or next, then i would go with the old one. They have had the time to get the kinks worked out. The GOLDEN RULE of pellet stoves is to never buy a new model untill its been out for 2 seasons, or you risk becoming the companies r&d department.

sound advice, as usual

 

[DriftWood]

I wish i could melt my drivway, right now it has a 31" base, its like driving off a elevated walkway to get to the street.

That will be nice when it all turns to corn one day this spring. I mean next summer!