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Re: Corn and Pellet Stoves
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Posted by Forist NWMa on October 21, 2006 at 15:01:57 from (70.17.133.90):
In Reply to: Corn and Pellet Stoves posted by Wrenchbender on October 20, 2006 at 19:37:59:
i put in a coal stove last year only because i donot have a wood lot. i did a lot of looking around and found out that coal puts out almost twice the btu's of pellets, and i can store the coal out side in the snow ! just bring in a bag the day before i need it and dump it in the stove,and i can run it off from 2 12volt camper batteries with a voltage iverter for a day then just get out my 1000 watt gen for any longer !
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