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Amaizablaze Cheyenne Model 7100
- Review and ratings contributed by DWayne
on Dec 31, 2008
- We like our Amaizablaze 7100. We are on our fourth year of using it and have cut our fuel bill in half, previously we were using fuel oil. We live in Minnesota where it is cold 6 mo. of the year. There are a few inconviences such as cleaning the ex...
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Bixby Energy Maxfire
- Review and ratings contributed by Maxfire Master
on Dec 22, 2008
- I have had this Bixby maxfire for about two months and my brother has had one for 3 years. He has averaged about $550 dollars for the whole heating season the last three years. I am right on track with that having spent $600 for pellets and corn an...
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Amaizablaze Cherokee Model 2100
- Review and ratings contributed by greg of michigan
on Dec 19, 2008
- when the blower motor works, i'm happy with the product. bearings in room air blower lock-up after appx. 2 mos. this is unacceptable. corporate manager did stand behind product 100% and overnighted new blower under warranty. for that i'm very happy. ...
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Fahrenheit Technologies Endurance 50F
- Review and ratings contributed by Robert E
on Dec 18, 2008
- I purchaced my Fahrenheit furnace in Nov 2008.Installed it myself,had a lot of problems with the pot overflowing and the furnace shuting down.After talking with my dealer he explained that I probably had a back draft issue.I switched from 3 to 4 inch...
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Fahrenheit Technologies Endurance 50F
- Review and ratings contributed by Raymond B
on Dec 11, 2008
- I purchased the unit on 02/09/08 during the two months after install it was down over half the time. The computer board was replaced twice. I have been trying to use it since Oct. 08 and it will not keep running. I have try to work with the compan...
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Bixby Energy Maxfire
- Review and ratings contributed by Martin Farrell
on Dec 09, 2008
- I am writing this comment in ref: to the Bixby wood/corn pellet stove (specifically Bixby Wood Corn stove Serial # 6478) due to the poor quality of construction and Bixby’s failure to adequately service this defective stove.
I purchased this stov...
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American Energy Systems Magnum Countryside
- Review and ratings contributed by jim
on Dec 02, 2008
- We are very happy with the heat burning pellets. We wanted to reduce oil consumption and this stove heats 2000 sq ft.
The heat is very warm and eventually radiates through the house giving a much warmer feel than the oil furnace for roughly half the...
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Bixby Energy Maxfire
- Review and ratings contributed by Adam
on Dec 01, 2008
- We have had our stove for about a week and a half. Love it! Heats the whole house, but then again we have a 1300 sq ft home, 2 level home and basement. I burn corn, I really think this would solve a lot of people's problems that I am reading about. (...
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Bixby Energy Maxfire
- Review and ratings contributed by John
on Nov 15, 2008
- what do these maxfire 115 cost ?
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American Energy Systems Magnum Countryside
- Review and ratings contributed by Kay
on Nov 09, 2008
- I love our corn stove. Very easy to use. We are in our 4 season of using it and have no problems with it. Defintely the best. Really only takes about 5 minutes a day to fill and vacumm it out. Very easy to care for it and have a toasty house in ...
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Bixby Energy Maxfire
- Review and ratings contributed by Drew
on Oct 29, 2008
- I'm constantly messing with the settings. I am burning wood pellets. If I set it at 0-0 then it barely burns at all. As soon as more pellets drop in, it all but puts the fire out. If I crank it as high as the feed rate will go then I get a huge o...
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Amaizablaze Cheyenne Model 7100
- Review and ratings contributed by cakewalkr7
on Oct 24, 2008
- I bought the stove plus the parts to tie it into my existing furnace. I was told that I'd need 2 tons of corn to get through the winter (6 months). 2 tons would be $440. After 2 days of burning I realized I was going through a whole lot more corn ...
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Sedore Model 3000
- Review and ratings contributed by Chuck Tudor
on Oct 15, 2008
- I simply love my 3000. I burn oak pallets and split oak. Burning this type of fuel leaves little ash to clean up as it burns quite effeciently. I can load whole logs up to 12" in diameter after it's up and running and they will burn all night into m...
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Fahrenheit Technologies Endurance 50F
- Review and ratings contributed by Frank
on Oct 11, 2008
- We just had our Fahrenheit Endurance 50F installed in Oct. 2008 here in Ottawa, Canada, and the heat that comes out of there from the wood pellets is awesome. Next week the intsallers will hook it up to our existing oil furnace's duct work. Using thi...
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Sedore Model 1000
- Review and ratings contributed by Bruce W. Wolfe
on Oct 06, 2008
- This is one mean little stove. I heated my home for a couple months with a 1000 and it perfromed very well.
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Sedore Model 2000
- Review and ratings contributed by Bruce W. Wolfe
on Oct 06, 2008
- I heated my home with a model 2000 for three years. It put off so much radiant heat that no air circulation was needed. For its size nothing compares.
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Sedore Model 3000
- Review and ratings contributed by Bruce W. Wolfe
on Oct 06, 2008
- I've been using a Sedore for over 6 years now and truly believe there are no comparisons. I just fired up my new 3000 last night, its here purring, and producing that wonderful radiant heat that attracts everyone like a magnet. Being the Sedore man...
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Sedore Model 3000
- Review and ratings contributed by JDages
on Oct 02, 2008
- WE have heated our PA home with this since Feb. of 2008. We ran out of oil and then heated our 3000 square foot home with this stove. We were not disappointed. It is a great stove and very simple. Well worth consideration. And it is affordable a...
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Sedore Model 2000
- Review and ratings contributed by Scott Willis
on Sep 06, 2008
- Love it!!!!!!!! so much, I bought the company.
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Sedore Model 3000
- Review and ratings contributed by Jahfre
on Oct 04, 2008
- I've been using my new Model 3000 for about a month. I have some unique conditions that caused me to do a lot of experimentation but now that I have the stove dialed in, it is a fantastic unit. It holds a good fire for 14 hours easily with outside ...
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Sedore Model 3000
- Review and ratings contributed by Mac McQuaid
on Oct 02, 2008
- This is the best wood heating stove I have ever used. This stove will burn all the "standard" wood everyone else burns plus any "junk" wood that others would not consider. I have burnt wood pallets, bark, old fence posts, cottonwood, wood shavings fr...
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Amaizablaze Cheyenne Model 7100
- Review and ratings contributed by scandia resident
on Sep 23, 2008
- the cheyenne has never worked for me. It goes out all of the time. You come home from work and it is 50 degrees in the house. It never produced the heat represented. Neither dealer or manufacture stood behind the product.
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Amaizablaze Cheyenne Model 7100
- Review and ratings contributed by suebell@grics.net
on Sep 12, 2008
- is there any dealers around the galesburg Il areas, and the price
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Sedore Model 3000
- Review and ratings contributed by WalkerT
on Sep 07, 2008
- I've been looking at these if only from afar for quite awhile now. The Sedore stoves really seem to be a workhorse.
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Sedore Model 3000
- Review and ratings contributed by Scott Willis
on Sep 06, 2008
- This was my first Sedore Stove. Our family has 5, powerful heating units, burn what YOU want and burns anything. Don't forget that it can have coils added for HOT water.
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Bixby Energy Maxfire
- Review and ratings contributed by rona
on Apr 30, 2008
- I bought three Maxfires last fall. I have used both a Harman PC45 and a Quadrafire AE for one season before buying the Max Fire 115. Once you get the settings done the Bixby runs great and puts out consistant heat. I like the way you can program it t...
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Bixby Energy Maxfire
- Review and ratings contributed by schultzdma@aol.com
on Mar 15, 2008
- Sset your stove at 0-0. This seemed to fix it for us, also make sure there are no ashes blocking the vent hole where your ash pan is. how about stove not cleaning out it jams instead.
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Bixby Energy Maxfire
- Review and ratings contributed by brian
on Mar 01, 2008
- what does everyone have their fine tuning stet at. i have problems with it saying there is a flu blockage. any comments please.
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Bixby Energy Maxfire
- Review and ratings contributed by MarkH
on Jan 21, 2008
- This is the best buy I've made in a long time. No problems since we bought it back in October. It's so easy and clean and it amazes me how efficient it is.
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Bixby Energy Maxfire
- Review and ratings contributed by Rick
on Nov 28, 2007
- I now have had my stove for about two weeks. It seems to work great, but sometimes touchy, About once a week it just shuts down. Once there was flashing lights, once it just took a break. In both cases, I cleaned out the ash and fired right back up. ...
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