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Earth Outdoor Wood Furnaces / Re: Earth vs. Shaver?
« on: February 03, 2012, 04:36:28 PM »
so with all that being said anyone wanting to know anything about furnaces, you need not do any research at all, just ask scott
he knows all there is to know about o.w.b.`s & has all the answers.
thank you,
candyman
he knows all there is to know about o.w.b.`s & has all the answers.
thank you,
candyman
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Earth Outdoor Wood Furnaces / Re: Earth vs. Shaver?
« on: February 03, 2012, 06:15:20 AM »
scott,
earth units are not " CHEAP & SEEMINGLY RELIABLE " as you stated, they are very reliable well built units . earth is a family owned & operated company.
shipping is not 500-600 dollars it depends on you zip code shipping runs roughly @ $1.00 per mile. i looked at a lots of outdoor units before i decided to become a dealer for earth . i talked to the owner & his staff several times, visited a ohio dealer looked at some of his installs, talked to his customers, liked what i saw & heard. when you call earth a human answers the phone.
some of the many reasons i chose to become a earth outdoor wood burner dealer.
munster valley farm
ohio earth outdoor wood burner dealer
candyman
any questions, just ask..
as far as dealer support call & ask earth about it, they are the ones that have the final say how do you arrive at 25% more wood, do you have hard data, & where did you get it ?
earth units are not " CHEAP & SEEMINGLY RELIABLE " as you stated, they are very reliable well built units . earth is a family owned & operated company.
shipping is not 500-600 dollars it depends on you zip code shipping runs roughly @ $1.00 per mile. i looked at a lots of outdoor units before i decided to become a dealer for earth . i talked to the owner & his staff several times, visited a ohio dealer looked at some of his installs, talked to his customers, liked what i saw & heard. when you call earth a human answers the phone.
some of the many reasons i chose to become a earth outdoor wood burner dealer.
munster valley farm
ohio earth outdoor wood burner dealer
candyman
any questions, just ask..
as far as dealer support call & ask earth about it, they are the ones that have the final say how do you arrive at 25% more wood, do you have hard data, & where did you get it ?
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Earth Outdoor Wood Furnaces / Re: Earth outdoor furnace info
« on: February 02, 2012, 05:28:13 AM »
my mountain man 505 came in & is still sitting in the barn not hooked up. if it drys up long enough for me to dig the trench.
my first try at posting pix.
candyman
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my first try at posting pix.
candyman
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: pictures
« on: January 27, 2012, 04:26:41 PM »
i`m sure your correct, no kids, grandkids, neces & all that.just dum old me on the farm. ya know back in the day things were so much slower & easier.
i tried & it still won`t work........
candyman
i tried & it still won`t work........
candyman
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: pictures
« on: January 26, 2012, 07:12:38 PM »
critter,
it is so simple for you guys to do, but i don`t have a clue what you said.
cm
it is so simple for you guys to do, but i don`t have a clue what you said.
cm
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: pictures
« on: January 26, 2012, 06:16:44 PM »
airforce,
i`m no computer person. i can put the chip into the computer & view the pix that`s all i know how to do.
cm
i`m no computer person. i can put the chip into the computer & view the pix that`s all i know how to do.
cm
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: My setup...
« on: January 25, 2012, 06:37:52 AM »
nice lookin setup & sheds are always nice to have.
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: pictures
« on: January 25, 2012, 06:35:45 AM »
smoke comin out of the stack, nothin finer. is that s/s double wall pipe you have attached to the furnace. ? soon as figure out how to post pix i`ll do mine.
1200 looks to be a good investment.
cm
1200 looks to be a good investment.
cm
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / pictures
« on: January 21, 2012, 01:16:06 PM »
hey all,
lets see pictures or your outdoor wood burners.
lets see pictures or your outdoor wood burners.
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Site Suggestions / pictures
« on: January 12, 2012, 12:14:24 PM »
how about a place to post those owb installs, brand etc.
thanks , cm
thanks , cm
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Earth Outdoor Wood Furnaces / Re: Earth outdoor furnace info
« on: January 11, 2012, 06:49:19 PM »
let me make this perfectly clear. { who said that. }? anyway i am not pushing earth even through i am a dealer here in ohio.
i bought 250' of there 4 in one pipe it is insulated ok, but not great. one of the reasons i`m putting it in s& d pipe is that it is very ridgid moreso in colder weather & yes if there is a problem i will be able to pull it ou & put in new.
there is better insulated piping on the market, but this will work for me. i have a high water table on the farm & the 6" pipe will keep the insulated pipe dry.
water table is really something to think about. you have to run power to your unit & if the wire is not in the piping you have to bury it in the trench something else to go bad..
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candyman
i bought 250' of there 4 in one pipe it is insulated ok, but not great. one of the reasons i`m putting it in s& d pipe is that it is very ridgid moreso in colder weather & yes if there is a problem i will be able to pull it ou & put in new.
there is better insulated piping on the market, but this will work for me. i have a high water table on the farm & the 6" pipe will keep the insulated pipe dry.
water table is really something to think about. you have to run power to your unit & if the wire is not in the piping you have to bury it in the trench something else to go bad..
\
candyman
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Earth Outdoor Wood Furnaces / Re: Earth outdoor furnace info
« on: January 11, 2012, 05:13:25 AM »
jonesy,
we have the mountain man 505 unit to heat home 3300 sq. ft. & pole barn 3500 sq. ft. also d h w for both, furnace is not hooked up yet still in the barn, if it quits raining long enough i`ll dig the trench & install it out by the barn.
i looked at the 500 but did not like the grate took up to much room & the loading door is smaller. we got the 505 more btu much bigger door & fire box.
i am going to put the pex piping i bought from earth in 6" sewer & drain pipe & bury it if i ever have any piping trouble i do not have to dig up the whole line to replace it.
our unit will be about 150' from the house.
cm
we have the mountain man 505 unit to heat home 3300 sq. ft. & pole barn 3500 sq. ft. also d h w for both, furnace is not hooked up yet still in the barn, if it quits raining long enough i`ll dig the trench & install it out by the barn.
i looked at the 500 but did not like the grate took up to much room & the loading door is smaller. we got the 505 more btu much bigger door & fire box.
i am going to put the pex piping i bought from earth in 6" sewer & drain pipe & bury it if i ever have any piping trouble i do not have to dig up the whole line to replace it.
our unit will be about 150' from the house.
cm
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: looking for the right outside wood boiler!!!!
« on: January 11, 2012, 04:59:03 AM »
i also did a lot of reading before we bought ours to heat our home 3300 sq.ft. & pole barm 35oo sq. ft.
we bought the earth outdoor wood furnace mountain man 505
we bought the earth outdoor wood furnace mountain man 505
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Earth Outdoor Wood Furnaces / finally came in.....
« on: January 02, 2012, 07:00:22 AM »
my mountain man 505 came in, put it in the barn for now. boy that unit is heavy had to put 7' back blade & two big logs on the back to hold down the tractor { kubota mx5100].
i`ll try to post pix tonite. not sure how to do it.
cm
i`ll try to post pix tonite. not sure how to do it.
cm
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: water lines submerged
« on: December 10, 2011, 05:26:02 AM »
here is what hapened to me.
bought from earth 250 ft. line set with 2 water lines electric wire & make up water line . buried 3ft. deep 100 ft. long, sealed hole in basement wall, capped other end { no owb yet still waiting on it } put hay in bottom of trench put in line covered with hay, backfilled. all is good, not .
nxt. day it rained for 2 days, 2nd. day went to basement , whoa water all over floor checked piping wall seal is good no leaks, checked inside of pipe soaked , holes in pipe allowed water to enter & run into basement.
called earth, they never heard of such a thing they asked me how i installed pipe & yes i was very careful i did not damage pipe.
they said they would send me another 250 ft. of pipe, so now i have to dig it all up & start all over again.
check your pipe carefully before u bury it.. anyone had this happen. ??
bought from earth 250 ft. line set with 2 water lines electric wire & make up water line . buried 3ft. deep 100 ft. long, sealed hole in basement wall, capped other end { no owb yet still waiting on it } put hay in bottom of trench put in line covered with hay, backfilled. all is good, not .
nxt. day it rained for 2 days, 2nd. day went to basement , whoa water all over floor checked piping wall seal is good no leaks, checked inside of pipe soaked , holes in pipe allowed water to enter & run into basement.
called earth, they never heard of such a thing they asked me how i installed pipe & yes i was very careful i did not damage pipe.
they said they would send me another 250 ft. of pipe, so now i have to dig it all up & start all over again.
check your pipe carefully before u bury it.. anyone had this happen. ??
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