Visit Stove Stores From MD to Check Out
- europachris
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The Keystoker factory is in Schuylkill Haven, right down the road from Pottsville. I'd definitely check them out. I've got an older model Keystoker direct vent stove and love it! The newer models are a bit simpler in construction, and maybe a little less efficient, but WAY easier to keep clean internally. Mine has a large, flat heat exchanger area above the firebox that's very difficult to access to brush out the fly ash. Otherwise, it's really well built and weighs a proverbial ton!
- Flyer5
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Ahh! The bug is contagous . Next step wlll be to coal burning annonymous .funstuff wrote:I am doing a road trip from near OC MD. Thinking of buying three stoves and some coal.
Looks like Liesure in Berwick. Readings in Pottsville. Any others close by? Forget Harmen. They have a store near OC.
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Hi Funstuff,
Berwick is where we build the stoves. If you want to see the finished product, then you should stop at our outlet store in Drums 570.788.3330. Sorry but we don't have a showroom in Berwick.
Jerry LLS
Berwick is where we build the stoves. If you want to see the finished product, then you should stop at our outlet store in Drums 570.788.3330. Sorry but we don't have a showroom in Berwick.
Jerry LLS
I will call monday. Thanks. I am trying to beat the man at the game and help others out along the way. They raise gas prices we buy a Honda. They double heating oil prices we buy a coal stove. They double electric cost we put in a PV system. They raise taxes. I refuse to work so much. They brain wash our kids in public schools. We put them in private schools. On and on it goes. Rant!
- CoalHeat
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You don't care for the Harman stoves? Just curious.funstuff wrote:I am doing a road trip from near OC MD. Thinking of buying three stoves and some coal.
Looks like Liesure in Berwick. Readings in Pottsville. Any others close by? Forget Harmen. They have a store near OC.
I would be more inclined to buy a new stove from a company that has representation on this forum, to me it shows a willingness to be involved with the people who purchase and use their products instead of "hiding" behind an "extensive dealer network". This is my opinion, of course.
Only because of what I have heard here and I have a store 40 miles from me. So chances are they would not take me as a dealer. Seems like a good stove. Liesure might be better. I will need to talk to them and check out the specs on the stove. I am looking to purchace one at a discount and add them to my HVAC bussiness. I could sell them and install them as a back up source of heat for homes.
- CoalHeat
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I see, I didn't realize that you wanted to sell them.funstuff wrote:Only because of what I have heard here and I have a store 40 miles from me. So chances are they would not take me as a dealer. Seems like a good stove. Liesure might be better. I will need to talk to them and check out the specs on the stove. I am looking to purchace one at a discount and add them to my HVAC bussiness. I could sell them and install them as a back up source of heat for homes.
Thanks.
Can I swing on by and get a tour? They say you guys are the bomb. Do you work for them?Leisure Line wrote:Hi Funstuff,
Berwick is where we build the stoves. If you want to see the finished product, then you should stop at our outlet store in Drums 570.788.3330. Sorry but we don't have a showroom in Berwick.
Jerry LLS
Sales are up 30-40% across the country I hear on all stoves. Might as well get in on it. I am into helping others find ways to save a buck or two. While making a few bucks. The housing market dried up across the country. Fuel prices way up. Those who have built these big homes over these past 20 years are paying plenty to heat them. I sell good HVAC equiptment yet many of the folks I have done installations for over the years still pay 3-$600 per month to heat their home. Any additional heat is helpful. These coal stoves seem to be the biggest bang for the bucks you spend on them. Buying the bagged coal or pellets sucks but people can still save plenty of money by installing a stove.
I also sell and install PV systems, HVAC systems of all sorts and have built my own outdoor wood boiler. http://mysite.verizon.net/vzew10av/
Drums is in the area. I go there as well. I have an E-mail into the office. I suppose I will hear back soon.
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- Richard S.
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Anybody who's name is in yellow on this forum is a Manufacturer Represenative, the specific manufacturer is listed below their name.funstuff wrote: Do you work for them?
In Leisure Line's case (aka Jerry), he is the owner.