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We bought our first wood pellet stove in 1991, Been burning pellets ever since. Our first stove was an Englander. Putting up the new log cabin we got a new stove, The Bixby , {Both are free standing in the main room.} The Bixby is nice but costly it generally takes a couple months to figure out how you want to set it, The bixby was allot more temperament than our old one but it is designed to burn corn.This stove will heat our hole house . If you do decide to burn pellets make sure you get premium hardwood pellets....Last year we needed a bout half a ton yet and they were getting hard to find at the end of the burn season, The ones we got were crap.. This year we went together with a few friends and bought a semi load up front. That should last use for a while..
12 years ago. Rating: 4 | |
Interesting question. As a traditional log-burning aficionado, I'm beginning to tire of all the hauling and am considering the pellet stove. I like the idea that you can fill the hopper and get extended burning hours.
12 years ago. Rating: 2 | |
I am planning to build a house and am interested in installing one.
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