Would like to part out both these stoves, please help identify them, make or model
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Both stoves run but need door and tray gaskets
thanks
Both stoves run but need door and tray gaskets
thanks
Please help identify these stoves to part out
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I don't see much parts value there..The control boards and blowers MIGHT have a little value, the pellet augers too.. The rest is $35 / ton scrap steel. You might be better off repairing and refinishing them and sell them as working stoves...Once you identify them..Sorry, can't help you there....
The insert appears to be a Jamestown J1000. Link to manuals of the different versions through the years: http://jamestownpelletstoves.com/blog/manuals-warranty/
The freestanding is difficult. Isn't there a label somewhere?
The freestanding is difficult. Isn't there a label somewhere?
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No one liked emptying the ash bin everyday and the auger was very small and choked on corn stacks and cobs very easy. Other than those two things being changed they never progressed any farther.
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