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woodsman23 said:
Thanks Woodsman.
Speaking of SlickPlant, where is she when we need a good laugh???
It's almost burning season...think we'll hear from her....sparks from the pipe??? :lol:
I'm sitting here laughing just thinking about her cutting down her bush, and getting a garden hose for the winter.
macman said:
the commute back and forth from there to here would be a killer (and if you ask my guys they will tell ya , "he hates it when we're late" :blank: )
stoveguy2esw said:
The solution is to open "Englander Service North - Home of the Custom Mods" :lol:
An exceptionally attractive stove, Much nicer than my Harman P-38 black toilet bowl .
Congratulations and let us know how well it burns. I`d be interested.
Congratulations and let us know how well it burns. I`d be interested.
Great job dressing that puppy up. Looks great, I am sure you will enjoy burning whatever you can put in it. Post some picks with flames to keep us warm.
Thanks Gio, Dr Drum, & amick....I appreciate the compliments. Will post burning pics ASAP.
One thing I did note when doing the initial burn-in on the deck was that it starts much faster than my Astoria did. This unit has burning pellets in about 3-4 minutes, compared to the 6-8 for the Astoria. I see the ignitor getting hot within 30-45 seconds of initial start.
One thing I did note when doing the initial burn-in on the deck was that it starts much faster than my Astoria did. This unit has burning pellets in about 3-4 minutes, compared to the 6-8 for the Astoria. I see the ignitor getting hot within 30-45 seconds of initial start.
Congrats Macman. Seems like yesterday you were getting your first pellet stove. Now look at you (Pellet Guru). Nice to have someone local to look to for advice. Good Luck and Happy Burning.
Macman,
Was out of town and missed the long anticipated installation and unveiling. It looks just fantastic. I like the look in front of the cedar wood wall. Nice Job! You should post the different look that the other fuels generate. Glad if finally happened for you. Cold weather is here, nice timing.
clifford
Was out of town and missed the long anticipated installation and unveiling. It looks just fantastic. I like the look in front of the cedar wood wall. Nice Job! You should post the different look that the other fuels generate. Glad if finally happened for you. Cold weather is here, nice timing.
clifford
Vermont-XXV said:
Thanks Clifford. Yes, it did come out nice, if I do say so myself. A log home just doesn't seem "complete" without some sort of wood burning stove in it.
If I get any corn, or other bio-fuel to try, I will certainly take some pics and post them.
Thanks again!
Nice job Mac, like the extra detail. I would think that being a Pellet Pig you will be burning them all winter and not multi-fueling.............. 
goatman-68 said:Nice job Mac, like the extra detail. I would think that being a Pellet Pig you will be burning them all winter and not multi-fueling..............
Thanks Goat, appreciate the comments. Yes, I'll be burning some pellets this winter....hard not to. I love a fire going in the house, especially on a cold, blustery day. Makes me warm just thinking about it.
BTW, will be posting some burning pics.....it's already down to 49 degrees here, and the stove fired up about 30 minutes ago (on stat).
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