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[Pit Crew]

Would be interesting to see what part of the country members live in. I know in your profile you can list where your from, but would be nice if it was listed under users name when they post. Just a sugestion for the courious.

[fryedaddy]

North Carolina - Mt. Airy

[Brad]

Hi there.  I live in Northern Minnesota.

[Roger2561]

I live in NH.  Roger

[fireboss]

I live in sussex county new jersey!

[AirForcePOL]

Athens, Illinois.  Right down the road from Springfield.  Home of the most corrupt politicians in the country.

[baldwin racing]

I am new to the site....my name is Kelly baldwin I live in northern ny on canada border

[jbird77]

I live in western ky right on  by ky lake marshal  county

[baldwin racing]

I live in sussex county new jersey!

fireboss, who are you I was born and raised in vernon,nj till 91 then moved up to northern ny?
kelly

[fireboss]

my name is frank I grew up in andover and moved to byram 5 yrs ago

[baldwin racing]

nice to meet you frank,
I'm glad to see you can still have out door boilers down there..... with all the tree huggers down there now a days.....lol

kelly

[Roger2561]

I am new to the site....my name is Kelly baldwin I live in northern ny on canada border

Welcome to the site, Kelly.  You'll find tons of information on here from some of the smartest people I know.  They will share their knowledge with anyone who asks.  Roger

[baldwin racing]

thanks roger nice to meet you to.....I had an out door model royall 7200 stainless nonpressurized but had a ton of problems with it....alot of the welds were leaking after 4 years.....I still have the pics. I work for a welding supply company and i have a water cooled tig,and a mig welder at home,but another friend had the same one and he fixed his a week or two later it would leak somewhere elese...I did not want to have to drain a boiler every 2 weeks to weld it so I bought a thermal-control wood boiler(indoor model) in an insulated jacket....and love it...he makes outdoor models as well....
I may build a woodboiler in a year or two for my neighbor...they are worth the money....plus you dont have to buy fuel oil.....lol
kelly

[Roger2561]

thanks roger nice to meet you to.....I had an out door model royall 7200 stainless nonpressurized but had a ton of problems with it....alot of the welds were leaking after 4 years.....I still have the pics. I work for a welding supply company and i have a water cooled tig,and a mig welder at home,but another friend had the same one and he fixed his a week or two later it would leak somewhere elese...I did not want to have to drain a boiler every 2 weeks to weld it so I bought a thermal-control wood boiler(indoor model) in an insulated jacket....and love it...he makes outdoor models as well....
I may build a woodboiler in a year or two for my neighbor...they are worth the money....plus you dont have to buy fuel oil.....lol
kelly

Kelly - The main reason I went with an owb was due to the high price of fuel oil.  If I used fuel oil to heat my house, I would have had to dish out over $5,000.00 this year.  I now spend approx. $600.00 per year on fire wood.  I get it in log length at $100.00 per cord due to not having access to a wood lot where I could fell my own trees.  Plus I was able to save 10% on my home owners insurance due to the unit being outside away from my house.  And, a side benefit is there is no mess in the house, it's all outside.  Good luck with your boiler.  Roger 

[jcc273]

Northwestern PA near lake Erie, right on the NY border.