Wish they had shown a pic of the firebox.....hard to believe it was never used, for that price.
Agree 100%. OAK has to draw from exterior or it really isn't outside air. Use that window you mentioned.
Might want to add Stove Chow and Fireside Ultra to that list.
You'll get 'er straightened out, Schoon. BTW, I see the dog has his spot all picked out. :)
They always seem to have Warm Fronts in my area. And yes, you should get the discount....it applies to anything you buy there, AFAIK.
Ditto
Rumour has it, that you have more things burned out than just that. :BrianK:
Average (shoulder season) pellet, at best. Complaints of not much heat and high ash: www.woodpelletreviews.com/omalley-wood-pellets.html
New board member Birddog91 says he burns (burned?) Blazers. He lists his location as NE Ct. Might want to give him a shout.
IMO, I think it's a combo of both.
Price Chopper has their own trucks too.
Should be something similar to this: www.youtube.com/watch?v=OG9JnC5rGFk
The motor w/ gearbox should be attached to the stove with either 4 bolts, or just the shaft attached to the auger itself, or sometimes both....
This was after 60 bags w/ graphite spray on the blades: [ATTACH]
Spraying a couple of coats of graphite lube on those blower fan blades will help with that build-up.....especially important if it isn't cleaned...
Say it ain't so....there's such a thing as a "woman cave"???? :eek:
good eyes Jay....well trained in spotting cold brewski's. Years of practice, I'm guessing. :thumbs:
Yes, a "fried" board could very well cause your problem, but If the auger motor seems to be trying to turn, all may not be lost. You need to...
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Re-read my post above...I edited & added some more thoughts.
