Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
General => General Discussion => Topic started by: charlie on April 11, 2008, 06:37:07 AM
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see greenwood boiler just came out with an epa approved outdoor wood boiler. it's called the aspen. looks to come in three sizes. :)
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Here a year later , and they are getting rid of the stoves. A little over 5 thousand. Feel sorry for people who paid full price. They were over 8 thousand. ???You really have to watch what you buy. Hope people will have a parts source, for a while. It's interesting to watch what stays around.
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its a shame something like that can happen. what stinks if the owners get the shaft and the company gets off free. wish sonething could be done but i dont know what. from what i have seen i dont see how any of them will work very well. the amount of wood they can hold is limited, if its not dry it becomes a big problem, and it can go out if a log would block the port. do you know how long they will hold a burn before refilling?
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I bought the aspen 175, yes the company went bankrupt but the company that built it (pro fab) is a large solid company and they still sell the aspen 175 by the name of empyre. I love the stove, i heat 3300 sq feet and hot water here in maine and use 1 and 1/3 cord per month(6-7 cords per year), i load it two times per day no matter how cold and once per day in april and may.