It was not bad but after a ton I thought I would remove the rear shield and shop vac the burn pot. Still have not cleaned the venting. I did not see a difference in burning.
Eric
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Cleaned the Mt Vernon for the second time this burn season. Approx a ton so far. ***pic of the top
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Not bad after a ton.... Are you burning Pro Pellets or Easy Heats (or both)?
Doin a good job I would assume? How has the Harman woodstove been treating you. Thats a beauty too....
Cheers.....
Doin a good job I would assume? How has the Harman woodstove been treating you. Thats a beauty too....
Cheers.....
DexterDay said:
Mainly ProPellets but still have a few bags of the Easy Heat left.
I went with an Isle Royale wood stove at the house. Since I been running it the Mt Vernon is down to less than 1/2 bag a day. I would almost say 1/3 a bag a day. With out the Isle Royale I was a bag to a bag and a half a day. Still have the LP shut off on the central furnace. The house is anywhere from 75-80 with the kids rooms upstairs 72ish.
Eric
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