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Legend / anyone have 4135

« on: August 08, 2012, 07:33:06 PM »

Ok here is the deal.... Ive been looking to buy a wood boiler every sence this time last year.  Im nt haveing any luck at trying to figer out what i wona spend my hard ernd money on.  Ive looked and posted on natures comfort , shaver, earth and a few more and i cnt seem to make my mind up.  My bosses dad has a legend and has had it for two years and havent had any trouble with it and i went and looked at it the other day and really liked to lookes and the way it was design and i figerd id see if anyone had one abt the size i need.  Im gona go try and look at them this weekend and if anyone has had any trouble with them id like to here bc if i like what i see ill prob buy it just were i can get it done and over with.  So any info at all will help thanks

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Natures Comfort / Re: Are nc good wood boilers?

« on: July 02, 2012, 06:36:49 PM »

I went and looked at the 175 and I like it but the only thing is it looked like it would be hard to fill all the way up with wood. I liked the 250 looked eazy to load I just don't know if I would ever ha 6000 ft for it to heat. I know this would be hard to get a answer four but how much wood did y'all use last year? The reason why I ask is bc the dealer I talked to said he used a log truckload of wood last winter with a 175 and to me that seemed a lot for no colder it got this past winter?

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Natures Comfort / Re: Are nc good wood boilers?

« on: June 26, 2012, 08:19:43 PM »

Has anyone had any trouble loading the 175 bc from the looks of it it looks like it would be hard to fill allthe way up without haveing alittle agrvation?

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Natures Comfort / Re: Are nc good wood boilers?

« on: June 12, 2012, 07:58:55 PM »

How is the grates on the bc. Just ceriouse does it loose much heat out the ash door?

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Natures Comfort / Re: Are nc good wood boilers?

« on: June 09, 2012, 04:01:24 PM »

That's good to here I just eons buy something reliable the 175 is prob biggie than what I need bc my house ant but 1200 sqft and I wona heat my water but I looked at the 120 and I didn't like the looks of it.

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Natures Comfort / Are nc good wood boilers?

« on: June 07, 2012, 08:20:44 PM »

I have posted on earth site asking about the earth boilers and the reason why i figerd i would post on this site is bc i had called a earth dealer and he also dealed in nc.  I was looking at them and there preaty good looking boilers.  I was just wondering if anybody had any good info on the 175.  I was wondering if there worth there money and somthing that is reliable for along period of time. thanks any info will help.

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Earth Outdoor Wood Furnaces / Re: thinking about buy one

« on: May 30, 2012, 07:52:50 PM »

Does anyone know anything about natures comfort?

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Earth Outdoor Wood Furnaces / Re: thinking about buy one

« on: May 28, 2012, 05:36:21 PM »

I live in GA i checkd on the P M and just for the heater it was around 6000 I called a earth dealler about three hrs from me and he also deals in natures comfort and he was pushing the natures comfort more than the earth. I really dnt know much abt the natures comfort.  If i knew it was gona be this hard to figer out witch one to buy i would have started along time ago.

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Earth Outdoor Wood Furnaces / thinking about buy one

« on: May 09, 2012, 06:48:04 PM »

I was looking at a wood master untill i found out the price.  I understand u get what u pay for most of the time but shurly they cant b a hole lot of differnce between them.  So i was looking at the earth outdoors and i was wondering if anyone has one that could share some info.  I have a 1200 sqft home and wona heat water wondering what size would b the best.  I liked the hole ash pan but the doors seem alitte small so i would prob get one without one.  But any info would help.

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WoodMaster / Re: earth or wood master?

« on: March 21, 2012, 07:15:22 PM »

ok will do and thanks for the feed back every bit helps!

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Earth Outdoor Wood Furnaces / Re: earth or wood master?

« on: March 06, 2012, 06:59:15 PM »

yea thats what im leaning towards more is the wood master.  For one thers a dealer close by and another ive herd a few bad things abt the thickness of the fire boxs as far as losing heat.  But the wood master doesnt have a real big water chamber and i aslo herd that would hurt you.  The wood master doesnt have a ash box i also herd that when the ashes sits in your fire box it acts kinda like insalation. Like i said im new to them i dnt no nothing but what ive herd so im nt saying any of thats true.

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WoodMaster / earth or wood master?

« on: March 06, 2012, 06:46:07 PM »

I just posted on the earth page and i figerd id do the same here bc i am kinda stuck between the earth boiler or the wood master.  I am new to the owb's all i know is i am wntn to buy one bc i cant afford the high gas prices.  I was wondering if yall might could give me some pros n cons abt wood master.

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Earth Outdoor Wood Furnaces / earth or wood master?

« on: March 06, 2012, 06:42:19 PM »

I am new to the owb's and i have been looking at buying one for the simple fact theres no way i can pay the high gas prices any more.  My only prob is i cant figer out witch one would be the best for me.  I think i have narrowed it down to earth or wood master the only thing that worrys me abt earth is the thickness of the fire box.  I was just wondering if anybody had some advice?