scottydl
Site Team
No, dont think a pellet stove would work. First I did some research to learn what that is, and how it works. I came across this:
That does not sound conducive to an RV. Not to mention where the exhaust/smoke would go, and the potential waste of heat from a poorly insulated RV (although I guess that applies to any source).
I really think a small space heater or two, combined with occasional propane, will do the trick for you. It'll just take some adjustment the first few months to figure out the most economical combo of when (and at what level) to use each heat source.
With pellet stoves, you’ll need to purchase 40-pound bags of pellets and store them on your property if you don’t want to have to run to the store and back every few days to keep your property adequately heated.
In order to get through an average snowy winter, you’ll need over one ton of pellets, which can take up a fair amount of space. What’s more, pellets need to be stored in a cool, dry place so they remain high quality before you actually use them.
That does not sound conducive to an RV. Not to mention where the exhaust/smoke would go, and the potential waste of heat from a poorly insulated RV (although I guess that applies to any source).
I really think a small space heater or two, combined with occasional propane, will do the trick for you. It'll just take some adjustment the first few months to figure out the most economical combo of when (and at what level) to use each heat source.