Last year I bought a Harman P68 and lots of pellets. I have enough pellets to last me for the whole next heating season. I see that pellets are pretty expensive compared to what I bought mine for. Today I went out and bought a Regency F3100 that was only used for half the year last year. This stove was purchased last year new by a couple and they decided to sell it due to the wife's health. I picked the stove up for $900 vs paying over $2000 for a new one. I think I got a pretty good deal considering the stove looks brand new. Now I have a pellet stove, wood stove and oil heat. If pellets do not come down when I need to buy some more, I guess I will just have to burn more wood.
Picked up a woodstove to heat with my pellet stove
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Its always nice to have options. Three is the magic number. I have an oil burner and pellet stove. Does make a difference.
You've seen the light! :cheese:
Seasoning green wood typically takes at least a year once it has been split. If you haven't done so already, get your wood supply ASAP so it can start seasoning. Most guys like to get at least a year ahead so they don't have to worry about green wood. If you're buying wood, don't assume "seasoned wood" is actually seasoned... it usually isn't.
Congrats on the new stove!
Seasoning green wood typically takes at least a year once it has been split. If you haven't done so already, get your wood supply ASAP so it can start seasoning. Most guys like to get at least a year ahead so they don't have to worry about green wood. If you're buying wood, don't assume "seasoned wood" is actually seasoned... it usually isn't.
Congrats on the new stove!
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