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Best Pellet Stoves
Yooperpete,
In the topic dealing with wood pellet prices, you mentioned that you once had a pellet-burning stove. Do you still have it? You seem to give it high marks.
Therefore, I'd like your opinion on the pellet stoves, along with any recommendations you might have in the way of manufacturers and model numbers.
I'm looking for a HIGH QUALITY pellet stove....no junk. This is an investment that I'm willing to spend a considerable amount of money on, and I don't want to buy the thing based on price, alone. In fact, the price of the stove is all but meaningless to me.
WANTED....A pellet stove that works well, is constructed better than the others, and has a proven track record.
Any suggestions?
Also...if there is a stove out there that I should stay away from, I want that information as well.
Many thanks to all who respond. Any and all comments are welcome.
Joel
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Best Pellet Stoves
Many thanks Folks.
I'm currently leaning toward a furnace, rather than a stove. The Harman PF100 is high on the list, as well as Bixby's UGLY BLACK BOX.....otherwise known as the UBB Model.
I'll stay clear of the Snyder furnaces, as they appear to be imported from China. Bixby stoves are made in Minnesota. The Harman PF100 is also U.S. made.
Propane is currently running me about 600 dollars per month. 3 tons of pellets would get me through the winter.....or nearly.....at a cost of 600 dollars for the entire heating season. At current fuel prices, a pellet furnace would pay for itself in less than a year.
Joel
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