Junkman
Super Member
You are welcome to come and get it if you like, but with the high price of gas and the small amount that a pickup will haul, I doubt that it is worth the effort.
new outside wood furnace. what to do with old fuel
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boustany
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No complaints about the smoke?
My town just brought in a bylaw to prohibit installation of central boilers within 200 yards of another property.
Too back the closest property to me is about 220 yards ... /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
My town just brought in a bylaw to prohibit installation of central boilers within 200 yards of another property.
Too back the closest property to me is about 220 yards ... /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Don't have any neighbors close enough to complain/forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
It does smoke a bit when it cycles on after being down for some time, but I don't think it is any more than a wood stove that smokes all of the time. Between cycles, there is just a wisp of smoke.
It does smoke a bit when it cycles on after being down for some time, but I don't think it is any more than a wood stove that smokes all of the time. Between cycles, there is just a wisp of smoke.
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arthr31
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Hey David,
That looks pretty nice. And, thanks for the information on the install. I think I might go for one of these -- we just got a quote to upgrade our oil furnace- looks like it'll cost over 5500.00... Not good, especially for something that will just continue to get expensive over time... -arthr
That looks pretty nice. And, thanks for the information on the install. I think I might go for one of these -- we just got a quote to upgrade our oil furnace- looks like it'll cost over 5500.00... Not good, especially for something that will just continue to get expensive over time... -arthr
