SNOW

[UserRemoved1]

thanks for reminding me I got to measure the current draw somehow and figure out what I need so it will run for 3-4 hours.

Originally Posted by Rob Rockcrawler

Another drawback of the pellets is the stoves need electricity, better get the battery backup.

[Raven]

i was just wondering how a pallet of pellets measures up to a cord of wood...
for Btu's / value or maybe its two pallets to one cord

of course you need the automated pellet stove
But, i've been burning them occasionally and find there's
plenty of hot coals in the morning left over...

as they seem to burn slower than hardwood overnight.

[ProfessorM]

I still hate that word, Snow.

Sux when the power goes out too. Have had that happen several times over the years.

[Starfish]

Snow at my rents house in Barre MA this am. Cars were covered when they went out to go to work!! On a side note..... I Heart Snow!

[Raven]

you fart snow....????
wow you could get a job at a ski resort

hahahahaha sorry couldn't resist LOL

[Starfish]

Heart Raven Heart...I could get a job as a snowmobile guide...that would be unbelievable! LOL!

[Bob Thomas]

Not to hijack the thread, but Salty...what clearance do you need around the stove? I.e. how far does it need to be from the wall and how far do you need to keep things away from it? I'm DESPERATELY trying to find a space to put one in my house

[UserRemoved1]

Bob Since pellet stoves aren't Striper related I'll answer this in the scuppers.

[RickBomba]

Tynan, you heart snow.
I heat JUGS! (bumper sticker on the back of the Avalanche)
Miss you guys, Italy sucks~!
Sorry Star, thought you were Tynan!

[UserRemoved1]

Ricky hows the CHICKS