Winslow pi40

[JRA]

Hi everyone, new to burning and purchased this pellet insert in November. My wife and I love this stove and we purchased it from a dealer down the street from my house. The dealer has been selling lennox/now ihp for almost 30 years. He did a great job on installation and I have had no issues with the stove. My main reason for going with this stove was the dealer support, which is literally down the street from my house. I wanted to ask some veterans that have been burning for a while what their thoughts were about this stove. I know this is primarily a harman crowd, however not many posts on my particular unit. Is this not viewed as a great stove or is it that lennox sold off to ihp the reason why this stove is overlooked? Thank you I am new to forum as well.

 

[Lake Girl]

JRA, maybe you have to post a pic of that stove so you can show us what a great stove it is. Sib to you Winslow is the Whitfield that was also sold by Lennox - seems to be a few of those around. Unfortunately, they have been discontinued.

As long as you're happy with it that is what matters!

 

[JRA]

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[JRA]

It's all black no trim. Surprised not many out there.

 

[Lake Girl]

It's all black no trim. Surprised not many out there.

Nice looking stove ...

 

[titanracer]

As you said in your original post, there are a lot of Harman stove owners on here, but there is also a lot of people on here that are not, like myself. Harman are very nice stove's, I have checked them out in the past. The problem I have with it is, that they are so darn expensive. Are they worth the money??? How I see it is, I now own a USSC stove and I hope it last just as my Englander did. I had a Englander for 8 years, but sold it to my brother in-law to buy this one. He is using it now and is very happy with it. But with that said, I bought it new for 1/4 of the cost of a Harman. Yes it was more work to keep it running efficient, like a Harman stove, but at a 1/4 the cost for 8 years, I could have bought one every 8 years for 32 years, before I would have spent what a Harman cost. Tell me, how many Harman's are on here that are 32 years old, I bet not many, if any.

 

[Bioburner]

The first stand alone pellet stove was the WP1, Whitfield,1983. So the Harman pellet stove would have been a twinkling of a coal stove probably to be over thirty