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Well done sir!

It’s the jets on it there is a specific one called the air idle jet it’s probably clogged

Use hard wood pellets

So do you still have this thing?

Thank You for posting this! :) ... No one has explained how to do this -- even Bestop...

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Thanks

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Thanks so much!

I agree with the fresh air supply routed outside. On mine I used a 2 in black cast iron pipe with an elbow. Place an gutter downspout mess screen on the pipe on outside inlet, silicone fire caulking since it was only that pipe needed to go out the other exterior wall.

Does the top fold down as well (like the super top)?

Yup definitely loose.

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Cool video

Good video

How was it rebuilding the heater?

The price from last October just jumped $200 higher and Bestop is going to raise them again April 4th. The company sure knows how to go out of business.

much appreciated for the video, i have a 72 myself and was looking for the better top to go with, and id agree with you that the safari looking top is better. is there a way you could show it with all the sides up and doors off?

That mf switch wen u open to put pellets in gd. It wont send pellets which was my problem.🔥🔥🔥

That was very helpful,thank you much!

Damn man, great shot!!!!!

I wish someone would do a thermostat hook up for a pellet stove, for the thermostat on the wall.

Somerset wood pellets are by far the best!

Pellets do make a diffrenece you need to open that damper half way to get the heat and keep the widow clean

There is a reset button also in the back in the right side inside the door I found mine and its worked by great again

Had this stove for over 2 years and it's worked great. Just keep it fucking clean lol. And opening the damper should make the flame smaller. You dont want a giant lazy flame. That's inefficient... I typically always have my damper opened about halfway or a little less on low.

I have the same problem. How did you fix it? New shims?

*Bob, a fine video thanks. A few thoughts having been thru 'this' with several makes/models of pellet stoves* ... *FIRST: tho you had it one day and say "I know crap about this stuff" you likely knew 98% more than most folks; i.e., it's not you. Pellet stoves are each unique beasts and need a bit of tinkering to optimize* *SECOND: as noted by some folks below, pellet stoves every one I've used/installed [amateur, not pro BTW but about 6 stoves over the years] operates vastly better with the 'cold air' intake conduit attached, pulling in fresh air from OUTside the room where stove is located. A pellet stove is much like a regular fireplace in that they operate better with air coming in 'from below' and exhaust out the top. Unfortunately for fireplaces this means 90% of heat is wasted. Anyway, attach the cold air intake from outside and endeavor to have it with few bends etc. You want the 'cold air intake' thru stove up thru 'exhaust vent' to be as "vertical" as possible when envisaged from tip to tip* *THIRD: pellet qualitiy is of paramount importance. I suggest buying 20 or 40 pound bag at a time, a few types. Run your stove with each type to determine which pellet works best for your stove with best output and least ash. Many pellets are crap. Never ever buy "bulk" (many bags) until you find one that works well. The shit pellets you can use as driveway ice grip instead of salt/sand rather than burn them off and soot up your stove. However, when you find a type that works well, THEN go back to store and buy a bunch as pellets can differ lot to lot. Just keep them stored in a DRY place and away from mice* *FOURTH: with above done and stove running releatively good, tinker with air intake damper setting, pellet rate of delivery etc. E.g., often putting stove at say 30 degrees will burn vastly better more efficiently and put out more heat over time without problems than cranking it up to 40 degrees when pellets delivered too fast. It is a science but dependent on the art of it.\* *Thanks again this is a fine video. Likely you got it figured out by now since vid is 2018, but hope some of this helps you or others*

You can bypass the lid switch with a car fuse

Fucking junk

Ashley makes this? This isn’t the Vogelzang Pellet Stove with 120 lb. Hopper, 2,800 sq. ft., VG5790? Air intake needs improvement

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Same issue with my 97 Johnson will run with choke open only

I vote for the damper myself it’s in the back, down on the bottom middle. Peace

Running air intake outside will improve heating and less cleaning.

That’s your carburetor. Might need to be cleaned

Same

try to attach the fuel tank directly to the carburator. then holde the fuel tank above the motor. than you find out of the fuel pump is bad/not working.

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NO man you have to get air intake from outside , good luck let me know how will heat after that

Mine runs fine until you turn it off, then the auger keeps turning and filling the burner pot. The fire gets so hot you barely can get near the stove. I have to remove the pellets from the hopper to get it to shut down. Dangerous... I won't own one of these type stoves again.

Open damper all the way,install a klinkerking then you’ll 💯burn

You should have that air tube hooked up to outside air

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More air more efficient burn more heat less mess in your chimney. Thanks for the vid some puzzle pieces fell into place. Have Ashley with cast iron door window with hopper that holds 6 bags. MN. I don't think mine has a damper. But have seen people on other stoves damp it down and more ash buildup outside at base of chimney. How's it running now? Smart guy you are. What kind of pellet do you use now?