After a very long time, I finally got my wood stove installed. (years and years it took me) Life has a way of happening. I got a PE TN20 installed last Friday and have slowly got the hang of this thing. I had the wood split and seasoned for a couple of years. I am getting burn/heat times of 6 hours plus. I mostly have pine with some oak, popular and ash. Getting really good secondaries and it is blowing out heat. Just in time for a big snowstorm coming later today. Thanks for you members here. I have read almost every thread on here and I applied everything to running this stove so my learning curve wasn't to big. It definately burns different than our old Franklin stove we had decades ago. So far no questions, just wanted to say what a wealth of information I got from this forum. Thanks again.
A thank you thread.
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Congratulations. Keep us posted on the True North. I have a friend looking at that stove right now. If you get a chance please give it a rating in the Ratings section here: https://www.hearth.com/talk/ratings/
I certainly will. This stove cost me 4700 installed. Canadian and it was the cheaper alternative with a N/S bigger box. I only added the blower (200) and no other bells or whistles. Price went up 1200 since last year this time and I had to wait 3 months for it to be installed. I am spending this week and next when I am the only one here to reload to figure out to max out the burn times so I don't have to cold start it when I get home from work (keeping in mind my house is in the middle of finishing/alterations, so I have no vapor barrier right now) I need to starve Manitoba hydro (my goal).
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I can relate, this community is the sole reason I have a good setup that’s safely keeping my family warm.
Awesome group of highly knowledgeable people
Awesome group of highly knowledgeable people
This has definitely been a helpful place for me as well.
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