Best pellet stove companies

[wally1234]

I did buy the rail kit. It seemed expensive at the time but I am glad I bought it. If your hearth is elevated it makes it much easier to pull the stove to do the 1 ton cleaning. With out the rail kit I would either have to build something or have a second person, with some strength, to help remove the stove to get to the back during maintenance, which I do about 4 times per season.

Exactly what I needed to hear, thanks

 

[5654684]

I built one out of 2x4s to expedite cleaning. There are some pics on this forum if you want to go that route.

 

[wildbill]

+1 on the rail kit for the Harman, I have a 52i and a flush hearth, the prob is when it reaches the end of the track there's like a half inch drop to the hearth so it just stops and digs in, im sure I could have made something up but I got a deal on the kit, plus there are bolt in brackets that insure its not going to move while your pulling it out.

 

[bill3rail]

My England's works fantastic! And I did not have to wait four years to break even due to high cost of some other brands.
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Bill

 

[stevedc3]

Second season with my Quad Mt Vernon E2. I burn okie platinums. Very hot and burns clean. Recommend Mt Vernon easy to use and maintain

 

[Pascal_Maertens]

I decided to go with a iron accentra 521i [emoji4] I'm giddy like a school girl. Can't wait to order it this week

I would suggest a Piazzetta Sabrina or P963

 

[jzm2cc]

St Croix Prescott and Afton Bay, any Harman esecially P series, Heatilator Cab 50 or PS50, are some of my favorites based on personal use.

 

[MuchoBueno]

I have the Harman p35i and I'm very very happy with it. assuming you have a knowledgeable dealer near you that sells these, you won't be disappointed. They look and function great.

 

[crizpynutz]

Well, I have the Hampton GC60 (modeled from the Enviro M55) and I love it so far. That said, if I did it all over again, I might have gotten a Harman based on the dealers in my area and the overall preference of the community.

Still, (knock on wood) my Hampton has performed great so far.

 

[wildbill]

+1 On the harman, I have the 52i and love it, haven't turned on the furnace yet. But like everyone said dealer support in your area should be the deciding factor in buying a stove. I'd go with the biggest model that will fit, you can't turn up a small stove but you can turn down a bigger one plus the extra btu is nice to have when it's really cold. Let us know what you end up with.