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Cast Burn Pot for HP21, HP22 series, and HP61 Pellet Stove Models Reviews

4 Rating 143 Reviews
Would prefer to not have to keep buying same part every few years,on my second burn pot and I can see it won't be my last.
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Posted 2 years ago
Stephen Cobbett
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Posted 2 years ago
Jean Grenier
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Love my pellet stove - when I needed a new burn pot went to the web site - found it easily and it shipped very quickly.
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Posted 2 years ago
BRADLEY LINES
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Definitely heavy fairly easy to remove and clean .
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Posted 2 years ago
Mitch Erickson
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I've been using cast burn pots for the past 10 or so years. First with a Cumberland stove and now my HP22. I have not seen much improvement over the years and I'm planning to upgrade to the stainless version as soon as they are available.
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Posted 2 years ago
The one I received in order was very bad casting but Comfortbilt sent another one free of charge.
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Posted 2 years ago
Karen McAllister
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The new pellet pot does not fit over the igniter tube of our HP61, another pot was sent, but that one does not fit either. We were told we would need to file or grind the pot to make it fit. Our original pot slides in with ease, but it developed a crack during the first season of use. They said the mold is the same, but the new pots have bigger air holes and the shape of the new pot is slightly smaller.
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Posted 2 years ago
Randy Avellar
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We have had Three in the last year that has cracked between the holes in the bottom, I won't know about this new one for a few months and now that Spring is almost here, we may not need the Stove as much, but I will write an update it next Winter of 2024 Thanks.
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Posted 2 years ago