American Harvest

American Harvest stoves are mult-fuel stoves made by United States Stove company (USSC).

First introduced in 2001 as US Stoves first multi fuel stove, the 6041 American Harvest stove has evolved into one of the most sophisticated heating appliances on the market.

The American Harvest Multi-Fuel Stove will burn corn and wood pellets and can be easily adapted to burn other fuels, such as soy beans, olive pits, cherry pits, bio mass fuel grains, and processed silage.

Pellet heaters work by using a software driven control board to precisely deliver a predetermined amount of fuel from the hopper into a burn chamber. An electric heating element, used only in startup, heats the pellets until they ignite. The combustion blower forces air through the burn chamber and once ignited, it provides an active combustion of the pellets resulting in very little ash. The exhaust and heat pass through one side of air chambers where on the other side, the variable speed room blower gathers the heat and distributes this through the room.