I've had a Harmon P43 for twelve years. I replaced the starter after 9 years and the distribution blower this winter. I replaced them myself. Cost me 200 dollars total. Can't beat a Harmon.
I will say that Comfortbilt is a great product i have one with no issues and heats my 1500sf bungalow with ease!! Also you missed one of the most important things to look for when buying a pellet stove wait for it!!!! yes the maintenance and ease of maintenance is very important witch also the comforbilt shines compared to the rest. Some of the pellet stoves are a nightmare to clean so do you research or you will be disappointed cheers :-)
US Stove GW1949 should be number 1 because it's EPA certified without electricity being required and also has a 36 runtime on low on 60 LBS of pellets thats 1.6 pounds per hour and that good thing because it's good for true off grid living and this stove has optional accessories for heating water which can be useful for heated floors or for heating shower/drinking water none of the other stoves shown can can do or claim that at all.
It’s butt ugly I would not want that only in a cabin not my home the comfort built is what I bought with a 25% tax credit cost me about $1200.00 nice small footprint yo
It's funny that you recommended the Napoleon stove. I stopped watching your review there. I owned the stove and spent over 4 thousand dollars on the stove (almost 6 years ago) when we bought it new, we had numerous issues. Within the first month we had mother board issues. Just outside of the "1 year warranty" not unlimited like stated in the video (only thing lifetime is the burn basket) the auger jammed, now this is where the sheer stupidity if design comes in. Insted of using a sheer pin they used a screw to connect the motor to the auger. The head of the screw sheers off in the event of a jam and then you get to drill out a stainess steel screw. The tech they sent directly from Napoleon had no idea how to repair the stove and had to call the tech line in my livingroom, I had more experience on these stoves than he did!(again this is directly from napoleon) i was left with a 1600$ repair bill on a stove that had technically been used 3 months. (It was installed 4 months after purchase but warranty is from purchase date not date of install.) I initially bought Napoleon because of "quality" and because theu were built literally an hour from where I installed it. Because of their poor quality and service Id never reccomended them to even my worst enemy. First two years of ownership almost 7 grand out the window. Could have bought 3 cheaper units one every year and come out ahead. Ontop of the stuff above, thermostat function never worked, the stove constantly struggles to start on its own and many times i had to manually start the stove. Definitely not worth the money.
Stay away from Castle Pellet stove’s. Very unreliable. Brakes all the time. Mine only works about 25% of the time. Save your money and spend it with someone besides this company.
Can't you reviewers you do better, all seam to be the same nonsense in the real world Harmon stoves are without equal . I don't own one so I am not touting my stove. Some of the stoves you pick are made in China, really now can't you do better.
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I've had a Harmon P43 for twelve years. I replaced the starter after 9 years and the distribution blower this winter. I replaced them myself. Cost me 200 dollars total. Can't beat a Harmon.
I bought the comfort built could not be happier
I will say that Comfortbilt is a great product i have one with no issues and heats my 1500sf bungalow with ease!! Also you missed one of the most important things to look for when buying a pellet stove wait for it!!!! yes the maintenance and ease of maintenance is very important witch also the comforbilt shines compared to the rest. Some of the pellet stoves are a nightmare to clean so do you research or you will be disappointed cheers :-)
Yes what I bought and made in US
US Stove GW1949 should be number 1 because it's EPA certified without electricity being required and also has a 36 runtime on low on 60 LBS of pellets thats 1.6 pounds per hour and that good thing because it's good for true off grid living and this stove has optional accessories for heating water which can be useful for heated floors or for heating shower/drinking water none of the other stoves shown can can do or claim that at all.
I totally agree! As soon as i saw remotes and displays i skipped to next stove. The GW1949 is the number one for me!
We just finished building an off-grid tiny house and the Wiseway (the actual brand of this stove) is on order.
It’s butt ugly I would not want that only in a cabin not my home the comfort built is what I bought with a 25% tax credit cost me about $1200.00 nice small footprint yo
It's funny that you recommended the Napoleon stove. I stopped watching your review there. I owned the stove and spent over 4 thousand dollars on the stove (almost 6 years ago) when we bought it new, we had numerous issues. Within the first month we had mother board issues. Just outside of the "1 year warranty" not unlimited like stated in the video (only thing lifetime is the burn basket) the auger jammed, now this is where the sheer stupidity if design comes in. Insted of using a sheer pin they used a screw to connect the motor to the auger. The head of the screw sheers off in the event of a jam and then you get to drill out a stainess steel screw. The tech they sent directly from Napoleon had no idea how to repair the stove and had to call the tech line in my livingroom, I had more experience on these stoves than he did!(again this is directly from napoleon) i was left with a 1600$ repair bill on a stove that had technically been used 3 months. (It was installed 4 months after purchase but warranty is from purchase date not date of install.)
I initially bought Napoleon because of "quality" and because theu were built literally an hour from where I installed it.
Because of their poor quality and service Id never reccomended them to even my worst enemy.
First two years of ownership almost 7 grand out the window. Could have bought 3 cheaper units one every year and come out ahead.
Ontop of the stuff above, thermostat function never worked, the stove constantly struggles to start on its own and many times i had to manually start the stove. Definitely not worth the money.
Lava Fire would be my top pick, though not on the list
Us stove and pelpro over harmon???😂
Stay away from Castle Pellet stove’s. Very unreliable. Brakes all the time. Mine only works about 25% of the time. Save your money and spend it with someone besides this company.
Can't you reviewers you do better, all seam to be the same nonsense in the real world Harmon stoves are without equal . I don't own one so I am not touting my stove. Some of the stoves you pick are made in China, really now can't you do better.