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World's largest pellet stove? What brand is it?

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  1. don2222

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    Hello

    Just came across this stove.
    Jumbo Wood Pellet Stove Furnace,55,000 BTU, 350lb Hoppr
    WORLD'S LARGEST Wood Pellet Stove, AUTO-IGNITION

    Does anyone know what brand it is?

    Looks like a Pelpro, they do have one that holds that much, but the control panel looks like a Magnum BabyCountryside control panel but does not say Magnum on it so it cannot be that.

    Pelpro's have 2 RPM auger motors, so maybe this one does?

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/Jumbo-Wood-Pellet-Stove-Furnace-55-000-BTU-350lb-Hoppr-/171661938468

    Has anyone seen this?
     

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    I have the same control panel
     
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    rebranded big e with hopper extension.They also sell other breckwell units.
     
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    I think I'd need a ladder to load the hopper.
     
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    What does "auger trim" on the control panel do?
     
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    On my stove if you hold it down during g startup it will turn the auger. And on low it will allow me to slightly change the feed rate a bit slower or a bit faster. So low has three speeds for me.
     
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    Yes, and so does this 1 RPM Hudson River Saranac Stove.

    A jumper on the back of the board is set for either 70k BTU for the West Point or 50k BTU for the Saranac.

    See pic below:

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    It is a breckwell.I make it simple,a company has left over parts,discontinued models,etc.They send out flyers to sellers.One of them kicks up money(in this case iwoa corn stoves) and then they slap them together.Helps get rid of inventory.Same seller is also selling the gravity breckwell as an amish stove.Car mfgs used to do the same thing--remember amc?Maybe it is because sales are down because of lower gas and oil prices?
     
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    hm....define "largest"....is it just size? hopper capacity? or output? We all know that 55k BTU's is nowhere near the largest stove out there......P68, baby! And a few new products upcoming.......Allure
     
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    What new products do you speak of?
     
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    He's always teasing us like this!

    We should throw snow at him, We certainly have enough to bomb him til spring!! ;)
     
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    Brilliant idea!! No one likes a tease!!
     
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    Got my own snow, thankyou!
     
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    What happened to the digital controls harman was supposed to go to?
     
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    70s AMC cars weren't bad if you didn't mind a Chrysler transmission with some stray Motorcraft parts under the hood. After Renault became the majority owner it was all downhill.

    Sorry for the derail. :)
     
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    Le Car
     
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    I forgot all about those. More like 'Le Piece of Chit'.

    I prefer my duck Teague designed AMC.
     
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    nothing.....its still a "thing"......the folks at HHT want to try and make as trouble-free and reliable product as they can, so don't want to rush the product out.
    Will it be backwards-compatible? no (everyone asks that)
    How many models? One so far, with another contender on the horizon that Im pretty excited about, but we might not see that one this year at all.....think more contemporary design, smallish footprint, fair btu/hr, and around 90-100 lb hopper capacity! :drool:
     
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    Iwould not want backwards comp. as I am a stick in the mud kind of person,just had heard the rumors last year.Your brief discription of new item sounds like an china clone,which is a itialian clone,which is a rika clone,modern style(looks) appears is what people are wanting.
     
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