Valley Stove & Fireplace Shop

Products

drew — Tue, 21 Sep 2010 17:40:58 +0000

ALL STOVE PRICES INCLUDE STOVE, BAROMETRIC DAMPER, EXTRA ASH PAN,

DOOR COVER AND 10 STARTER BAGS.

Pioneer LE Top Vent	Our #1 selling coal stoker stove. With its attractive styling, brass pins, brass handles, and ornamental top door, the Pioneer LE Top Vent stove will make for a welcome addition in any den or family room. Using the technology that goes into all Leisure Line stoves and fireplaces, the virtually indestructible feeder system has put this unit head and shoulders above all others. Built with all of the latest innovations, the LE can produce up to 90,000 BTUs input and can be vented with a chimney or by the use of the power vent system. Digital Coal-trol thermostat controlled heat always maintains the temperature you desire. Fan speeds from 35 CFM’s to 265 CFM’s are regulated by our thermostat. Set it and forget it. Without a doubt, this stoker was built with the homeowner in mind in every way. Specs: 5,000 – 90,000 BTU Input, Height 38”, Depth 31”, Width 27”, Hopper Capacity 110 lbs, 6” Top Vent Flue, Weight 250 lbs. Options: Domestic hot water coil Cash: $2635.00 Credit Card: $2740.00
Pioneer LE Back Vent	Our Pioneer LE Back Vent comes standard with everything you would want in a quality stoker stove. Smooth and quiet operation is what you can expect from our LE, which has a unique feeder system second to none. Our back vent LE model can be used in low flue chimneys or can be power vented directly out of the back, leaving no visible pipe. The ornamental top door and hefty cast iron bottom door along with our digital, programmable Coal-trol thermostat are standard items. With its innovative style, our Pioneer LE no longer looks or operates like your grandfather’s coal stove. Specs: 5,000 – 90,000 BTU Input, Height 38”, Depth 31”, Width 27”, Hopper Capacity 110 lbs, Blower adjusts from 35 CFMs to 265 CFMs, 6” Back Vent Flue, Weight 250 lbs. Options: Domestic hot water coil Cash: $2635.00 Credit Card $2740.00
Pocono Top Vent	The Pocono is specially engineered for the cold winters in the Pennsylvania mountains. This basement unit was built with the homeowner in mind. Extra thought was given when designing this unit to hold 200 lbs of rice coal for extended periods of hard burning. Heavy gauge galvanized steel is used in the construction of the large ash tub. The body of the unit is manufactured from durable 12-gauge steel to radiate the heat being produced by the 90,000 BTU burner. Large dual blowers built into the double wall air shroud will wash the stove clean of heat so no hot spots exist on this unit. Digital, programmable Coal-trol thermostat standard. Specs: 5,000 – 110,000 BTU Input, Height 47”, Depth 33”, Width 24”, Hopper Capacity 200 lbs, Dual 265 CFM blowers, 6” Top Vent Flue, Weight 300 lbs Options: Domestic hot water coil, 12″ duct top or special order hot air jacket with or without 12″ duct fan Cash: $2960.00 Credit Card: $3100.00
Pocono Back Vent	The Pocon is specially engineered for the cold winters in the Pennsylvania mountains. This basement unit was built with the homeowner in mind. Extra thought was given when designing this unit to hold 200 lbs of rice coal for extended periods of hard burning. Heavy gauge galvanized steel is used in the construction of the large ash tub. The body of the unit is manufactured from durable 12-gauge steel to radiate the heat being produced by the 90,000 BTU burner. Large dual blowers built into the double wall air shroud will wash the stove clean of heat so no hot spots exist on this unit. Digital, programmable Coal-trol thermostat standard. Specs: 5,000 – 110,000 BTU Input, Height 47”, Depth 33”, Width 24”, Hopper Capacity 200 lbs, Dual 265 CFM blowers, 6” Top Vent flue, Weight 300 lbs. Options: Domestic hot water coil, 12″ duct top or special order hot air jacket with or without 12″ duct fan Cash: $2960.00 Credit Caed: $3100.00
Hearth	When considering a stoker model to set in front of your existing fireplace, look no further than a Hearth Stoker Stove. This unit is a mirror image of our Pioneer stove, but with the hopper and feeder mounted on the side for easy access. All the fine qualities of our stove are built into our Hearth Stoker. Digital Coal-trol thermostat and large ash pan are standard. The Hearth is low maintenance and high BTU. Specs: 5,000 – 90,000 BTU Input, Height 33.5”, Depth 21”, Width 39”, Hopper Capacity 70 lbs, 212 CFM blower, 6” Back Vent flue, Weight 232 lbs, Hearth Depth w/o Front Support 14”. Options: Right or left side mount hopper Cash: $2710.00 Credit Card: $2819.00
Hyfire II	Leisure Line’s maximum in-home heating. This unit is the same as the Hyfire I, but contains twin 90,000 BTU burners. Heat ranges from 5,000-180,000 BTUs can be expected with this unit. If you’re the person who wants the most from your heating dollar, then the Hyfire II is the one for you. Both Hyfire stoves can be ducted directly to an existing hot air furnace. Specs: 5,000 – 180,000 BTUs, Height 46”, Depth 33” (includes hopper), Width 29.5”, Hopper Capacity 200 lbs, 530 CFM blower (twin 265 CFM), 6” Back Vent flue, Weight 400 lbs. Options: Domestic hot water coil, 12″ duct top and hot air jacket with or without 14″ duct fan Cash: $3414.00 Credit Card: $3550.00
Hot Air Jacket	The optional air jacket pictured here fits either the Hyfire I or the Hyfire II. This unit can be piped directly into your existing hot air system. A great supplemental heating source will cut into those high heating bills. The Hyfire jacket does not come with filters or a cold air return. Along with this stove option, there are other options mentioned in the descriptions of the other stoves in this brochure. Many of these can be added to any stove. If you have ideas or questions regarding the customization of your Leisure Line stove, please ask! Our Price: $275
Econo I	This finely crafted automatic coal stove can be just what you’re looking for to cut you high energy bills. Designed as a great little supplemental heating source, the Econo I will take the chill off any winter morning. Built with the strict codes of the Leisure Line stoves but priced under comparison stokers in today’s market, this 70,000 BTU unit is a great heater. Rated as one of the most cost-effective stokers being built today. Ask your dealer about the Econo I — you’ll be glad you did! Specs: 4,500 – 70,000 BTU Input, Height 33.5”, Depth 27”, Width 20”, Hopper Capacity 60 lbs, Blower 110 CFM, 6” Back Vent flue, Weight 200 lbs. OUR PRICE: $2000.00 w/thermostat
Econo Sidewinder	Our Sidewinder can be just the small stoker stove you have been searching for. With the credentials of our Econo I but with the feeder and hopper mounted on either side, this little unit will fit into small tight spaces. Since the hopper is mounted on the side, this stoker will take up very little space when backed against a non-combustible wall. Specs: 4,500 – 70,000 BTU’s, Height 33.5”, Depth 18”, Width 33”, Hopper Capacity 60 lbs, Blower 110 CFM, 6” Back Vent flue, Weight 200 lbs. Cash: $2484.00 Credit Card: $2584.00

ALL UNITS COME STANDARD IN BLACK. ADDITIONAL COLOR OPTIONS INCLUDE HONEY GLO BROWN, FOREST GREEN, AND SLATE BLUE

Leisure Line Stoker Stoves

Also for use in mobile homes.
Model: Econo I, Econo Sidewinder, Hearth, Pioneer LE TV or BV, Pocono TV or BV, Hyfire I and Hyfire II Fuel: Rice Coal

U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
This heater is only for burning coal. Use of any other solid fuel except for coal ignition purposes is a violation of Federal Law.

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Tested 8/96 (Hyfire Tested 12/96) to ANS1/UL 1482, CSA B366-M1979
Chimney Type: Minimum 6-inch diameter approved low heat, residential-type, all fuel chimney. Connector: 6-inch diameter, 24-gauge blue or black steel install at least 18 inches from ceiling. Special methods are required when passing through a wall or ceiling. See instructions and building codes. See instruction manual for mobile home installation.

ALSO AVAILABLE 4AF POWERVENT W/BARO $685.00

Leisure Line stoves generate heat through combustion of fuel. The heat is transferred through the heat exchanger and distributed to the conditioned room. The products of combustion, however, must be vented safely out of the structure. In a conventional chimney, venting is achieved by the natural lifting action of the hot combustion gas. New, efficient systems absorb more of the heat in the heat exchanger and produce lower temperature vent gas. Lower temperature gas does not rise as quickly or as reliably as in older, less efficient systems. A power venter uses a motorized blower to vent the products of combustion. A power venter is interlocked with the appliance to ensure that proper draft is achieved.

The SWG combines the motor, blower, and vent hood in one complete, easy to install unit. The SWG mounts on the outside of the building and pulls the combustion gas from the appliance through the outside wall utilizing 100 percent negative pressure.
Benefits of the SWG Power Venter include:

• 100 percent negative pressure in the vent pipe for maximum safety.
• No need to seal vent pipe joints, saving time and money.
• Significantly longer vent lengths than positive pressure, direct vent systems.
• The SWG is recommended by major heating appliance manufacturers.

Planning the Venting System Location of the termination of the venting system should comply with the National Fuel Gas Code, A.N.S.I. Z223.1, manufacturer’s recommendations and/or applicable local codes. See Diagram for typical terminal locations.

A. The exit termination of a mechanical draft system must not be less than 7 feet above grade when located adjacent to a public walkway.

B. The vent termination of a direct vent or sealed combustion appliance with an input of 50,000 BTUs per hour or less must be located at least 9″ from any opening through which vented gases could enter the building. With an input over 50,000 BTUs per hour, a 1′ termination clearance is required. Another term for directvent is sealed combustion.

C. The venting systems with the exception of direct vent appliances, must terminate at least 4′ below, 4′ horizontally, or 1′ above any door, window or gravity air inlet into the building.

D. The bottom of the vent terminal must be located at least 1′ above finished grade.

E. A venting system must terminate at least 3′ above any forced air inlet located within 10′.

F. The vent termination point must not be installed closer than 3′ from an inside corner of an L-shaped structure.

G. The vent termination should not be mounted directly above or within 3′ horizontally from an oil tank vent or gas meter, (not shown)

Clearance to Combustible Material
If mounting the venting system near combustible materials, refer to Diagram A for allowable installation clearances. Clearances are based on an installation using single wall steel vent pipe. If manufactured double wall vent pipe is required or used for the installation, clearance should be based on the vent pipe’s rated clearance. Always check local code requirements for code restrictions.

Routing of the vent system and clearances for the vent pipe may be planned once the termination location is determined. Route the vent pipe from the stove to the venter using as few elbows as possible. The horizontal section of the vent pipe should have a slight upward slope from the stove to the venter. The vent pipe size (diameter) can be smaller than a typical chimney vented system and still overcome the higher pressure losses because the power venter mechanically creates the required draft or airflow to vent the system.

Extension Kits

The standard SWG Power Venter is designed for walls up to 8″ thick. PEK extension kits allow the SWG to be installed into walls up to 16″ thick. The PEK kit includes the inner/outer pipe extension and air flow damper.

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Domestic Hot Water Coil
Installation Manual
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Valley Stove & Fireplace Shop offers quality coal stoves, stoker stoves, coal burning stoves, coal stoves, and Leisure line coal stoves for clean, inexpensive heating for your home.

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drew — Tue, 21 Sep 2010 17:38:39 +0000

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Hot Air Jacket

drew — Tue, 21 Sep 2010 17:38:20 +0000

Installation of Hot Air Jacket

A qualified person must perform all work for hot air jacket installation. Install your coal stoker into the cold air return side of your existing hot air furnace. Keep a hot air jacket on the stove to absorb as much heat as possible. Make sure you use a fan limit switch to turn on your existing furnace fan. Wire the fan limit switch into the AC side of your furnace fan control.

IMPORTANT: When operating the coal stove, never exceed 103 degrees Fahrenheit ambient air temperature at the furnace motor. We also recommend not installing the distribution fan that comes with the stove. This will make for a more even airflow around your stove.

Floor Diagram

This diagram is to be used only for suggestions. Your application may vary from this. Please consult with a professional before installing.

Why Choose Us?

drew — Tue, 21 Sep 2010 17:37:51 +0000

Why choose Leisure line coal stoves over the competitors?

1. American made — Some companies are outsourcing to India and China, but we are still putting Americans to work!

2. All of our stoves have meet or exceeded UL 1482, CSA B366-M1979 specifications.

3. All of our stoves are reliable. The stoker is made with the fewest possible moving parts.

4. Our feeder mechanism shovels the coal onto the burn area. We don’t use the plow or pusher bar method. Our burner leaves more room for air to reach the top coals.

5. Our coal is shoveled to the burner grate with a bearing mechanism. No bushing or plastic cams to wear out.

6. All of our motors and fans can be bought at Grainger and McMaster parts stores. They require no special made parts.

7. Our stoves are built for today’s busy people. Set the digital computerized thermostat and forget it. No running back and forth to adjust the stoves. It’s all done for you. The thermostat comes standardized with day and night set-backs as well as a complete temperature control.

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drew — Tue, 21 Sep 2010 17:33:13 +0000

Leisure Line Stoves, Hearthcoal Burning Stoves, Coal Stoves, Coal Fireplace,
Stoker Coal Stoves and Automatic Coal Stoves, Drums, PA

An American product, using an American fuel, built by American workers. Ask about our new thermostat — no chimney needed. Ask us about Power Venting! Automatic Coal Stoker Stove Home Heating Systems.

Tired of being cold, thermostat set at 60, sweatshirt, sweatpants, just to be able to pay the heating bill? Get real! You work too hard to give your paycheck to the multi-billion dollar utilities. It’s time to look at a Leisure Line stove & fireplace coal stoker. Make heat the affordable way. The people at Valley Stove & Fireplace use the products they sell. We have ten (10) different models to choose from, ranging from 40,000 BTUs to 180,000 BTUs. All are thermostat-controlled or manually controlled, big or small.

Leisure Line coal stokers make saving money on home heating easy. With our stokers, making heat with inexpensive anthracite coal is leisurely. Nothing compares to the warmth you feel from our coal stoves. Coal burning is clean and easy with Leisure Line.

Our coal stokers are self-contained with no need to rake or shake down the stove because they are fully automatic. No dust or ash to contend with since it is all contained within the stove. Rice coal can be purchased dust free with an oil solution that is sprayed on the coal breaker. Coal stoves are nothing new, but what is new is the way that Leisure Line extracts the heat produced from its stokers. With a unique air wash system and overall high efficiency of the stoves, we are head and shoulders above other coal stove manufacturers.

Our coal burning feeder system is the finest in today’s stoker market. Our high quality motors and bulletproof design makes our coal feeder number one. With ten different stokers to choose from, we have the right coal stove for every application. One thing is for sure: With Leisure Line coal stokers stoves, we are the stoker people. We make stokers and only stokers — no hand fired, no wood, no gas or oil. Just quality coal stoves.

Compare our stove to others. Leisure Line stokers are all automatic and do not require shakers or raking. Pour coal into the large hopper and let the thermostat operate the stove. With our stove there are no moveable grates to worry about. Never shake another grate or dump another fire. Forget about clinkers. Our coal stoves have come of age. With Leisure Line stokers, you can burn wet coal without damaging the feed system or putting out the fire. Our unique burner is the only one of its kind. The new shovel design creates more air pockets to make for a cleaner burning stove. When you shop for a coal stoker, ask to see how the burner works. This is the heart of any stoker stove. We’re proud of our design and we won’t hide it.

Another winning feature of Leisure Line is the way our thermostat controls our convection fan. We don’t use a fan limit switch, where the convection fan runs wide open or not at all. We ramp our fan up and down. So, when the thermostat is controlling the heat output, it is also controlling the fan output. No more running back and forth to the stove to turn the dials, adjust feed ratio or play with the rheostat settings. With our “built for Leisure Line” digital programmable Coal-trol thermostat included on this year’s stoves, compared to the $399 thermostat option last year, all you need to do is set it and forget it. Don D. of Syracuse, NY stated, “…by having the Coal-trol thermostat on my Leisure Line stove, I saved somewhere between 11-15 percent of coal throughout the entire heating season. The Coal-trol really is the next best thing in stoker stoves”.