Hi folks, me again. As I promised earlier, here are some pics of my setup...

[The Village Idiot]

Hi folks,

I just wanted to show my appreciation for all of the great info that you all have given to me here at The Pellet Mill by following-through with my word on posting pics of my setup.
I purchased a Hearthstone "Heritage" pellet stove early this Summer and had it installed this past September. I picked-up some GREAT tips and ideas since that time while here on the message board, including how to put together a pellet cleaner. I made one today, took pics of it as I went through the process of fabrication and assembly, and figured I'd take pics of my pellet stash and stove for you while I was at it.

Hope you all stay warm and stove-trouble-free this upcoming Winter.

Here's the link to view my photo album: http://imgur.com/a/CAnej

Best regards,
Steven

 

[shtrdave]

Looks like a nice set up and cozy at the same time, look at the stove and then out the window at the snow, and back at the stove with a good feeling.

 

[imacman]

Great install....you have a great looking home, and I love how neat and orderly everything is. Enjoy the heat!!

 

[tsmith]

Very nice set up. Keep warm.

 

[jjs777_fzr]

Nice photos thx for posting. Did you make the pellet chest or was that purchased as is ? Nice idea.

 

[P38X2]

Ya, nice looking setup. Very nice handy work. Scary clean and tidy garage!

Curtain kinda close though.... maybe its just the angle.

 

[schlot]

Impressive!

 

[DexterDay]

Damn. That all looks good.....

Very nice job on the Pellet Sifter. I can see the pics were more than enough to get you started!!

Stove looks awesome and pellet bin looks great too.

 

[The Ds]

Looks awesome,Steven ! Congrats on a fine set up !

 

[gfreek]

Wow beautiful stove... Nice setup. Enjoy the heat........

 

[Salty]

Very nice pics. You did a great job. Love the stove it's pretty. Pellet chest is awesome what a great idea.

Where in NB are you? I got inlaws up there and was married on the ocean in Grande Digue.

 

[yellowpike]

awsome job looks really nice

 

[save$]

That is one very neat setup. You should be toasty warm this winter, and saving a few bucks. I have no idea what oil cost there, but here, it is way too much. We first burned pellets in 2008. I bought my set up with some cashed in leave time so no real out of pocket cost seen. We started saving right away. As to that sifting for pellet fines, I did that at first, but later found that my stove really didn't have any issue with them. When I clean out the hopper, I do find the fines around the pellet intake. I usually scoop them up and use them in the hopper when I start up the stove. If you haven't found out yet, keep a vac running when you do any cleaning of the burn pot or inside of the stove. You will keep the dust down to a min. that way. Do you have a surge protector on that stove plug? If not, get a good one. It may save you a very expensive repair.

 

[jtakeman]

Nice stove(style fits very well), Nice house and Nice stash!

 

[mepellet]

Nice stove, pellet bin, house, garage and pellet stash. You got it going on!

 

[IHATEPROPANE]

Sweet set up

 

[gbreda]

Great looking setup ! Enjoy the warmth

 

[rideboard147]

Very nice! I love the chest of pellets as well. Very cool idea!

 

[silverfox103]

Now here's a man that takes pride on how he does things---nice job Steve!

Tom C.

 

[The Village Idiot]

Nice photos thx for posting. Did you make the pellet chest or was that purchased as is ? Nice idea.

Thanks for the kind words. The chest is something we've had for a few years now and believe it or not, it's been empty all this time. Now it has found it's purpose.

 

[boosted3g]

Love the pellet chest and grain scoop. I suddenly have the urge to ditch my drywall buckets and get a nice pine chest.

 

[melissa71]

Very nice setup! Your home is beautiful.

 

[smwilliamson]

Total Hardcore Pellet Porn right there...must say I'm envious, it takes a lot for my eyes to wander and covet...you did it.

 

[Melissa220]

Wow. Nicely done!

 

[CT-Mike]

Very nice setup.