Country Flame Harvester
The Harvester Corn/ Pellet Stove from Country Flame is available in three trim finishes - black, gold, and nickel. Made of heavy steel, the stove weighs 404 pounds.
Some of the stove's standard features include an air wash system, thermostat connection capability, a stainless steel stir rod to help prevent clinkers, and a room air blower. Burns at 97% efficiency and will put out up to 50,000 BTUs. The Harvester is rated for mobile home use and is approved for use in alcoves.
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I just love the heat that comes out of our Harvester Corn and Wood Pellet stove. Sure, it took a little bit of education to get the hang of it but once we followed American Energy Systems advice on fresh air and good quality fuel we are not having any operational problems. I would highly recommend this unit to anyone that wants a dependable product and a company that has great technical ...Overall Performance:
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Our Harvester is 6 years old now and it's been nothing but a pain in the neck requiring constant cleanings and expensive but shoddy parts to keep running. We have tried a number of fuels and have settled on a 20%/80% mix of corn/pellet as the best burn solution but it still will only last 2-5 days before it requires a stiff cleaning taking hours. It'll block up the burn pot and won't clear ...Overall Performance:
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We have had our Harvester for more than 12 years now and have not had very much trouble at all. We replaced an auger motor when that darn nail got caught in the auger and the terrible wood pellet fuel has been a pain but the unit still chugs through it all and has saved us thousands of dollars in heating bills. Since American Energy Systems bought up the company in 2008 we have seen an ...Overall Performance:
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we just bought ours a couple months ago used and its been nothing but a pain in the ass. we have put over 1200 in parts for it and it still does not work. will have a fire for a short time then goes out. we have replaced almost everything in it and it still does not work. i am so aggravated with it. i was hoping that it would be a good source of heat, yea right!Overall Performance:
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I have owned a Harvester for about 4 years now and must say that when American Energy Systems bought up this product line they really improved the way that it operates, improved the electronics and their tech savy is number 1. In 4 years we have not had anything go wrong. I have come to the conclustion that if you follow what the manufacturer says, burn clean and good fuel and install it ...Overall Performance:
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I have been providing Tech service for Country Flame Harvester units for over 20 years now. What I find is that whenever the units are not installed, maintained or operated correctly you will have problems. Thousands of customers that we help are delighted with the product, especially after we help them understand that you cannot burn carbage fuel and cannot ignore the manufacturers ...Overall Performance:
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My stove installed in 2005 .. has been maintained according to recommendations and has been nothing but trouble .. 2nd stir motor just went out, 2nd control board is malfuntioning, stir rod .. gear mechanism got out of allignment and wore the shaft and hole it rides in .. my regular heat system is fuel oil and every day this stove is down is costing me big bucks .. it will be replaced this ...Overall Performance:
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Wished I'd bought a St. Croix where I know I can get parts and service. Now all I have is a big paper weight!Overall Performance:
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Purchased a Harvester in 2006. I have replaced micro chip, room blower, 2 augers (cannot replace just the rear bushing) and 6 auger motors. When replacing the auger the second time also replaced the auger motor bracket. Found the original bracket was welded off center. Just took delivery of a new St. Croix stove yesterday. Got 2 tons of pellets as trade for the Harvester(would have settled ...Overall Performance:
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Bought a Country Flame harvester corn /pellet stove approximately 6 years ago after burning wood for 30 years. I thought ot would be less work WRONG!!!!!! Every part under the sun has gone bad. I have stocked up on motors and parts as I can find them and thank God I have a good friend who is extremely mechanically inclined and willing to work on the stove year after year because the ...Overall Performance:
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I bought my cornstove(Harvestor HR-01) in 2003 and I have replaced many parts ( stirpot ,stirpot auger motor,stirrpot auger)Now my feed control has gone bad and I cannot buy ar replacement because the control Ineed is obsolete.Take my advice and switch to wood. that is what I used before and will us again.Overall Performance:
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my stove is 5 years old and the only thing i have done is replaced the stir auger (tips broke off). corn burns great -people with problems don't know what they are doing....Overall Performance:
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UpDate - All is well, Control Panel was bad and in a comedy of errors the tech mistakenly replaced my good motor with a defunct used one. New control panel came in, motor exchanged and we are burning corn again, warm and toasty.Overall Performance:
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I bought our stove in 2005 and we have had very good luck with ours until now. Country Flame was bought by AES and many or all of the former CF dealers are no more. I now thought I needed an agitator motor, paid for a replacement installed and the stove does not work. I'm now waiting for AES to test the control panel circuit board to see if they can isolate the problem It's a real shame because ...Overall Performance:
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Auger motor on my Harvester also went out. I am disappointed in the stove and in the company I bought it from. After 6 weeks, I don't have the part I need and the people at Fireplaces Unlimited in Lubbock, TX won't return my calls. Advice anyone?Overall Performance:
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Stove auger went out Stove constantly smokes up the room leaving all kinds of soot on the carpet. This has to be the worst pellet stove made.