I know that this is probably an old question asked and rehashed many times, but we need affordable stove options. We’re currently using wood but need something that will reliably run all night without the need to to refill.
The favored brands around here is Harman, with a dealer in the town down the road, but they are far too expensive and we’re not having success finding decent used options.
There’s also a couple of tractor supply stores in a few near by towns and they seem to offer several brands, including pelpro.
In the past, considered adding new wood stoves but we need an option for keeping heat better regulated overnight.
We’ve looked into heat pumps, splits, and even adding propane, but they’re all more expensive than we can afford.
Now we’re looking into adding two pellet stoves, one on either end of the house.
It’s an old drafty house. After a bit of research, I initially thought adding a harman p68 on the north end (but 6k is too expensive) with a slightly smaller stove on the south end.
Given the cost of the Harman and lack of viable used options, I’ve started researching. I see that multiple brands are made by the same company from pelpro to quad fire to harman.
I like the idea of being able to easily do my own maintenance, repairs, etc.
I would like units that can be regulated, turned down lower than full blast, and that will reliably run all night.
Anyone willing to offer advice, input, etc.? Thanks
The favored brands around here is Harman, with a dealer in the town down the road, but they are far too expensive and we’re not having success finding decent used options.
There’s also a couple of tractor supply stores in a few near by towns and they seem to offer several brands, including pelpro.
In the past, considered adding new wood stoves but we need an option for keeping heat better regulated overnight.
We’ve looked into heat pumps, splits, and even adding propane, but they’re all more expensive than we can afford.
Now we’re looking into adding two pellet stoves, one on either end of the house.
It’s an old drafty house. After a bit of research, I initially thought adding a harman p68 on the north end (but 6k is too expensive) with a slightly smaller stove on the south end.
Given the cost of the Harman and lack of viable used options, I’ve started researching. I see that multiple brands are made by the same company from pelpro to quad fire to harman.
I like the idea of being able to easily do my own maintenance, repairs, etc.
I would like units that can be regulated, turned down lower than full blast, and that will reliably run all night.
Anyone willing to offer advice, input, etc.? Thanks
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