Can someone identify this Pellet Furnace
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Bioburner
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Looks like a Traeger/Pinnacle. Isn't that what the emblem says (Traeger)? Oldest running in North America ~ pretty bullet proof.
This is a Traeger Model gbu-065.
I had a chat with the owner it's a decent stove however the control board only works on high. A fairly simple stove that doesn't have a combustion blower or much for controls. Heat levels from 1 thru 5 and a manual damper on the front.
Probably worth the asking price however it's not for me.
I had a chat with the owner it's a decent stove however the control board only works on high. A fairly simple stove that doesn't have a combustion blower or much for controls. Heat levels from 1 thru 5 and a manual damper on the front.
Probably worth the asking price however it's not for me.
Sad fact is that I have half interest in a small cabin that this would be perfect in, my partner in the cabin isn't very ambitious and insists that all we need is a furnace that you simply dial up the heat and pay the bill. Wouldn't agree to a self lighting pellet stove so this would defiantly be to much work for him.
Bioburner
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Depending on how much you use the cabin and next to non in winter as most in MN, maybe a nice freestanding gas stove. Several on CL for under $500. Was a nice Alladin for $100 with input of 30k.
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