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General Discussion / Door Gasket
« on: January 15, 2013, 07:09:51 PM »
This year is my fourth one using my OWB. I noticed last winter the door gaskets needed replaced. So I bought the fiberglass rope and installed with high temp adhesive. Been two months now and the gaskets are hard! Anyone got any remedies besides replacement? 
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General Discussion / I've stayed away too long
« on: November 02, 2010, 06:38:08 PM »
Just finally figured what what my pass word was. Wow, it's been a while, 8 pages of unread posts. Lots of catching up to do!
We're fired up in western Pa and it is very cozy!
We're fired up in western Pa and it is very cozy!
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Pennsylvania proposes regulations for outside wood furnaces
« on: December 01, 2009, 02:32:49 PM »
I wanted to let folks know about a meeting being held tomorrow in Cranberry Pa.
The EQB and DEP are proposing significant new restrictions on the use of outdoor wood fired boilers. Many people rely on these boilers to affordably heat their homes and should not be subject to unwanted and unneeded regulation by the state. Local governments already have the authority to regulate these boilers if needed. If these state regulations are allowed to go through as-is, there's no telling what the Rendell administration will go after next.
Sorry about the last minute post. Just heard about this.
Here is an article about the regs at GoErie.com
Pennsylvania proposes regulations for outside wood furnaces
The EQB and DEP are proposing significant new restrictions on the use of outdoor wood fired boilers. Many people rely on these boilers to affordably heat their homes and should not be subject to unwanted and unneeded regulation by the state. Local governments already have the authority to regulate these boilers if needed. If these state regulations are allowed to go through as-is, there's no telling what the Rendell administration will go after next.
Sorry about the last minute post. Just heard about this.
Here is an article about the regs at GoErie.com
Pennsylvania proposes regulations for outside wood furnaces
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