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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: Gettin ready to buy my first outdoor boiler
« on: January 24, 2009, 08:24:41 PM »
yup i'm well aware of the insulation of the pex
i know 2 guys who have hardy's now for 18 years...... both still working
but i like some of the ideas on the central, may come down to who gives me the best deal/sales speach haha
i know 2 guys who have hardy's now for 18 years...... both still working
but i like some of the ideas on the central, may come down to who gives me the best deal/sales speach haha
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: Gettin ready to buy my first outdoor boiler
« on: January 24, 2009, 07:47:03 PM »
thanks for the information...... i really like the looks of the central but admire the simplicity of the hardy! it's just a hard decision no matter what!
Does the central boiler have the endless supply of hot water that the hardy gives ya?
Does the central boiler have the endless supply of hot water that the hardy gives ya?
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: Gettin ready to buy my first outdoor boiler
« on: January 24, 2009, 05:42:17 PM »
how about the carbon steel vs. stainless steel debate?!
central boiler systems look nice, but i liked the idea of stainless........... decisions decisions
central boiler systems look nice, but i liked the idea of stainless........... decisions decisions
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: Gettin ready to buy my first outdoor boiler
« on: January 24, 2009, 03:22:45 PM »
well i currently live in a 2050 sq ft double wide.. i live in a really rural area, smoke not an issue. have access to plenty of wood as well.
i'm going to build a shed to put the wood in and the stove.
i went and looked at some guys using hardy's they were all pleased. when you guys say the eat "ALOT" of wood, what are we talking here?
last guys stove i looked at was a h2 hardy, he had burned less than 2 cords of wood from september 14th- a couple days ago, heating around 1600 sq ft.
i plan on building a house on the same property within 6-8 years, and will be using that to heat it as well.. probably around a 2500-2700 sq ft
i'm going to build a shed to put the wood in and the stove.
i went and looked at some guys using hardy's they were all pleased. when you guys say the eat "ALOT" of wood, what are we talking here?
last guys stove i looked at was a h2 hardy, he had burned less than 2 cords of wood from september 14th- a couple days ago, heating around 1600 sq ft.
i plan on building a house on the same property within 6-8 years, and will be using that to heat it as well.. probably around a 2500-2700 sq ft
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: Gettin ready to buy my first outdoor boiler
« on: January 24, 2009, 09:44:47 AM »
it's confusing to say the least...... you hear so many varied opinions.
now i'm reading about gasification boilers and stuff.. i donno....
now i'm reading about gasification boilers and stuff.. i donno....
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Gettin ready to buy my first outdoor boiler
« on: January 24, 2009, 09:25:32 AM »
I'm looking for advice on which are the best? I have been doing my own research and like a lof of designs that I see.
Ones thats are available in my area include Hardy, Central Boiler, and Heatmor. I just can't figure out what I really want. Each time you talk to a salesman they get rude and start telling you how the competitors are all just a bunch of junk. Kinda makes me mad, because there probably isn't a great deal of difference. Whats your guys opinion on whats the bset one out there?!
Ones thats are available in my area include Hardy, Central Boiler, and Heatmor. I just can't figure out what I really want. Each time you talk to a salesman they get rude and start telling you how the competitors are all just a bunch of junk. Kinda makes me mad, because there probably isn't a great deal of difference. Whats your guys opinion on whats the bset one out there?!