Been a while, aquired a new to me P61-2

[Washed-Up]

Hey guys
So I've sold my pristine Pellet Pro 2 and installed a P61-2 with auto light in my place. It looked like it was stored in a humid enviornment, a bit of rust that I've sanded and painted. Painted pretty much the whole thing where I could...ran and cured it all.
Now from what I've read here, this model was the precurser to the P61A. It runs fine and operates the way I believe it should.
After 2 failed attemps to purchase th correct tailpipe/flue adapter, I've fabricated one to work with my Selkirk 3in pl vent pipe. I would still like to get the proper piece for it though. The issue I ran into was not getting the correct piece that slides over the tailpipe.
I'm hoping one of you would have the part number of the adapter that will hook up to my Selkirk 3 inch exhaust piping.
I'm still trying to figure out which year I have., I couldn't find any info using the serial number.
And as always, any and all advice/tips are gratefully welcome.

 

[Washed-Up]

Anyone?

 

[Washed-Up]

So here's what I've found

http://www.ameri-vent.com/products/pvp-har/harman-adapter

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/DURAVENT-PE...572035?hash=item43f617ed43:g:axEAAOSwYIxX6~r8

Now will my 3 inch Selkirk just screw into each of these?

 

[Tonyray]

So here's what I've found

http://www.ameri-vent.com/products/pvp-har/harman-adapter

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/DURAVENT-PE...572035?hash=item43f617ed43:g:axEAAOSwYIxX6~r8

Now will my 3 inch Selkirk just screw into each of these?[/ QUOTE]
someone will chime in eventually.
can't help here as mine was pro installed...
anything else as far as maint or operation fire away..
btw great stove you got...easy to maintain.

 

[Washed-Up]

Ok thanks...pretty sure I have the maintenance down...should be similar to my old Pellet Pro 2.

 

[Tonyray]

Ok thanks...pretty sure I have the maintenance down...should be similar to my old Pellet Pro 2.

correct..
only major difference is that now that you have an ignitor,
you need to periodically open the cover under the burnpot which is where the ignitor lives,
and finger out the dry ash that collects in that compartment.
might want to also hit the ignitor with compressed air now/then.

 

[Mt Bob]

I hate the Harman tapered pipe adapter.What I did was remove the tapered piece,welded a section of 4" exhaust tubing to it,put back on,then used the slip adapter,with hose clamp,no sealer,has internal gasket.Easy to take apart. You could do it with 3" also. https://www.ebay.ca/itm/DURAVENT-PE...204176?hash=item43e266e9d0:g:xrcAAOSwHmhV8eL8

 

[Washed-Up]

Quick question, I only had 2 inch piping for the outside air, so I used a reducer at the stove inlet....will this affect the combustion at all?

 

[Mt Bob]

Possibly.

 

[Washed-Up]

Hmmmm ok, I’ll acquire some 2.75 then. I guess it could be less air than requesting due to the smaller 2inc hose then.

 

[Washed-Up]

Went with 3 inch exhaust piping, stove is running great.