And here it is with a fire in it again. Ahhhhh.... so nice to have it working again.
I'm doing a happy dance.
By the way... in an earlier post I said that the motor on the left side was for the fan and the one on the right side was for the auger (or something like that). Well, today I found out that I was mistaken. The motor on the left is for the blower that takes the smoke out - the motor on the right is for the fan that blows hot air into the house. The auger motor is in the back.
I'm doing a happy dance.
By the way... in an earlier post I said that the motor on the left side was for the fan and the one on the right side was for the auger (or something like that). Well, today I found out that I was mistaken. The motor on the left is for the blower that takes the smoke out - the motor on the right is for the fan that blows hot air into the house. The auger motor is in the back.
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just wanted to pop in and say hello and that i really enjoy your blog! i found the link to you on the PTF forums :) look forward to reading more! take care!
kristin
Hi Kristin. Welcome to my "home on the net". Thanks for leaving a comment. I'm glad you like what you see here and I too look forward to future visits from you. I will come over and have a look at your blog too. I've not been to PTF in the last few weeks so guess I should head back over there too and see what's been happening. TTYS.
Kristin, I tried going to your blog, but see your profile is not available. Oh well, one day when you're ready, leave me your address. In the meantime, come by for a visit any time.
glad you have your cosy fire back. it looks so nice!
What are the pellets made of? We have a stove similar to that but it burns coal.
Hi Bob. The pellets are made of wood scraps basically, to the best of my knowledge. If interested, here is a web site to check out. I get my pellets from here... http://www.armstrongpellets.com/pellets.html
They come in SPF (Spruce,Pine,Fir mix) or Douglas Fir. I use the Douglas fir, a bit more expensive, but better in the long run.
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