Whitfield Pellet Stove Burn Pot Grate 12051263-10 Bar - PP2007 MFR Replacement Part by NBK

Had to file off part of the lip on the stove that hold the Firebox Grate. The grate itself is very sturdy and will probably last longer than the original grate did. Our pellet stove is seventeen years old.

Excellent. Finding something so well-crafted is very rare in this world of "good enough". I would say it's beautiful. Glad I got two of them as a spare of this kind of quality happens infrequently. Goes without saying that it would be the best buy you ever made. Even five stars sells short.

Rip off the burn grate was defective and they only issued a credit for half the cost buyer beware. The hole in the grate for the igniter did not line up with igniter so it never would light.

Was the perfect fit for our pellet stove and has been through several hundred burns so far and looks just as sturdy as the day it was installed.

Overall this burns pellets very well, good air flow, however, as others have said this pot is slightly smaller width wise than the original and the space allowed within any of the specified models. I had to purchase an angle grinder to shave off the inside edges on each side in order to get it to fit properly.

Same as original.

The burn pot arrived earlier than anticipated. I noted that the 4 center bars are thicker than stock from the factory. We've burned about 15-20 bags of pellets now, and I have not had to scrape the bars or corners of "clinkers" (hard ash deposits) at all. I gave it a 4 because even though it's burning more efficient, the bars are already showing signs of heat fatigue.. which means this pot may not last more than 1-2 seasons. My plan is to take my old burn pot and replace the bars with high temp steel and keep that one as a backup for when this new one gives it up.. then I'll do the same to it. No clinkers to clean has been great!

After using for 2 weeks had to clean 4 times due to arch in center rods unlike OEM, but you get cheap for cheap price