Can any one tell me if one of these is worth $500.00 and are most the parts interchangeable with current harmans. Also any other info or horror stories would be much appreciated.
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harman pellet pro II
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the Pellet Pro II has been out of production for quite some time.......well over a decade? $500? well, if its working well, no problems, MAYBE, but that is probably a top limit....as for interchangeability of parts, no. You will find that circuitboards (there is two in each unit), will probably run you more than the $500 the stove cost! The gearmotor is still used in stoves to this day (3-20-60906), so, its readily available, but the combustion blower is no longer used, in fact MANY parts are no longer used, would need to be special ordered from a dealer, and would most likely be somewhat pricey.......
My kneejerk on this is to stay away from it, even at $500.
My kneejerk on this is to stay away from it, even at $500.
Thanks. just checking to see if it would be worth purchasing to have another style of stove to test our pellets in.
kinsmanstoves
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My advise for test stoves would be an Englander, Heatilator, Whitfield, Breckwell, and a Harman. Thos are the "basic" designs of pellet stoves out there. If I missed one please throw it in there.
Eric
Eric
you may not want the Pellet Pro II to use as a functioning stove, but as a conversation piece it would be excellent. "Well kids, back in the day, before iPODS, we had these".
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