I have a new generator 3500 watts. Will it power a pellet stove 500 watts i believe 2 television and a portable heater at same time?

In your home?

just curious….cuz I can’t keep my pellet stove lit and I am in need of some heat here people!

Suggestions?

With rising cost of natural gas, I’m researching ways to heat my home this winter and use as little gas as possible. I’m considering a coal or pellet stove, or something that can make my current gas system more efficient. Also solar panels. I don’t know where to begin to find out what would be most economical and environmentally friendly. Anyone out there have any ideas?

we are looking for comparisons in all the heating sources. Do you have web sites doing comparisons between heating oil, pellets, natural gas etc. We want to change our heating source from oil to the pellet stove but my dad wants information first. is the pellet stove the most efficient way to go?

I have a raised-ranch style home and burn a pellet stove in basement, it seems to dry out the house. Now my wood floors are beginning to creak and I think it’s due to the stove. Do you think I need a humidifier? If so which type and what size would I need? Thanks

I have looked into a corn or pellet stove and a propane fire place as i do not have gas on my street,have even looked at plasma heat any help would be great

last night i lit a candle and put it on my pellet stove. it vibrated it off and it splatterd everywhere. how can i get it off?

I have a pellet stove, and have burned corn in it. How about oats?

We were away from home for a few hours. When we arrived home we found that one of our dogs (recently adopted) had torn open two boxes of firestarters that were near our pellet stove and eaten several. We will crate him in the future, however I am uncertain of any toxicity level of this item. He is acting fine. I am not particularly concerned about the compressed wood portion of the firestarter, as that is like sawdust compressed; but the match head I am concerned about. Any help or advice appreciated. Possibly someone has had a similar experience?

the motor operates the auger on a pellet stove,the motor is designed to run on a fixed 12 volts,the control board for it is damaged and there are no replacement parts.right now the auger feeds to many pellets to the firebox