I've been running an Englander PAH for the past few years to heat my 1600sq.ft ranch and it has done a great job, but I've been really wanting to heat the basement for a while now. So I was debating trying to heat the whole house from the basement, but I'm not convinced it would give me what I want. Also, I love having the stove for the visual of a fire so moving it to the basement would've left me missing that. The answer: a second stove of course!
Been scouring craigslist for a while now for something decent on a budget and today I finally grabbed something. It's an Englander EP purchased less then a year ago by a retired couple who decided pellets were too much work. He was pretty motivated to sell it, so I jumped on it.
Got him to throw in a new ash vac, 23 bags of pellets plus a full hopper, full Duravent through the wall exhaust kit and the OAK along with the stove for only $900!!
So needless to say I'm very excited about it and spent a while cleaning it well. Like most average stove owners, it didn't look like he had done a good internal cleaning at all, so it took some work, but she's beautiful now and should purr nicely.
Since it wouldn't have happened without pictures, here is a picture of the stove after cleaning. The brass trim will be swapped to nickel soon since I don't live in Caesars Palace...lol
Been scouring craigslist for a while now for something decent on a budget and today I finally grabbed something. It's an Englander EP purchased less then a year ago by a retired couple who decided pellets were too much work. He was pretty motivated to sell it, so I jumped on it.
Got him to throw in a new ash vac, 23 bags of pellets plus a full hopper, full Duravent through the wall exhaust kit and the OAK along with the stove for only $900!!
So needless to say I'm very excited about it and spent a while cleaning it well. Like most average stove owners, it didn't look like he had done a good internal cleaning at all, so it took some work, but she's beautiful now and should purr nicely.
Since it wouldn't have happened without pictures, here is a picture of the stove after cleaning. The brass trim will be swapped to nickel soon since I don't live in Caesars Palace...lol