They do... Its called a PB-105
I don't think it'l fit where my water heater sits!
You into smokes stash again?
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I don't think it'l fit where my water heater sits!
You into smokes stash again?
Much easier to turn the pellet stove on than to start a fire.. I think I am going to like this pellet thing.
Glad to see the activity again in the forum.Great time of year.Took my window shaker out
today no more need for that. Looks like 39 tonight
today no more need for that. Looks like 39 tonight
I agree, but from what i have read it is a cheap part for my stove. I guess as you get older you start to value your time a little more.
I can do the whole place on pellets. 1664 square feet. Pellet insert in a center chimney cape. There no "far ends" to this house.
Forced air oil furnace is set to 58 degrees as a backup in case the pellet stove fails.
Hot water is oil, but the burner is pretty efficient. Although if oil keeps going up electric hot water may look quite attractive.
Forced air oil furnace is set to 58 degrees as a backup in case the pellet stove fails.
Hot water is oil, but the burner is pretty efficient. Although if oil keeps going up electric hot water may look quite attractive.
Well I'm older and when your igniter goes you will discover that it takes time and an aid to light the stove manually and it takes time (and sometimes being a contortionist) to replace the igniter.
My stove usually only gets shut down once a week. I usually run on hi/low for the season.
I keep looking at that and so far it is a no go and from what I'm seeing there is a very good possibility that the electric bill is going to skyrocket shortly as well.
Wow..... Its gonna be 38° (possibly colder) tonight. Our Quad has ran several times now. Just lit the first Wood Fire of the season.... Its easier to burn pellets. But easier on my pocket to burn wood
Once the kindling burns down, I have 8 good splits of Cherry to load it up with. . . .
Gotta love Fire
Wow..... Its gonna be 38° (possibly colder) tonight. Our Quad has ran several times now. Just lit the first Wood Fire of the season.... Its easier to burn pellets. But easier on my pocket to burn wood
Once the kindling burns down, I have 8 good splits of Cherry to load it up with. . . .
Gotta love Fire
Too early and with all of that kindling you shouldn't need to load anything else in the stove until January 1, 2013.
Pending on what you are paying for oil and how efficient your system is.. it might already be worth putting an electric hot water heater in. I have direct hot water off of a hot start boiler...burn 20 to 25 gallons for dhw a month. My wife and I ,with kids at 10,7 and 2.. not exactly tons of hot water being used. It is a wash right now to go to electric. Thinking about doing it just to tell the oil guy to shove off...
I don't mind sharing. just sayn...You into smokes stash again?
What a pal!Now if dex can box up some of that heat and send it my way? I won't have to start my stove for another month!
Mrs. is now in sweats, It could be any day for me. I got me a helmet this year, Hope it ease's the pain some! Holden out as long as I can.
my stoves ready to go also,took it outside this weekend and blew it out with the leafblower,repainted the outside,installed new conbustion blower,new convection blower,2 new auger motors(from CSH,see how they hold up)two new auger bearings and replaced the burnpot gasket.
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