Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
All-Purpose OWF Discussions => General Outdoor Furnace Discussion => Topic started by: Ched Bull on February 14, 2014, 06:00:39 PM
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All my supplies came in wednesday sooo thursday morning I hooked on to my 6 by 12 Rice trailer and my son in law, wife and myself drove an hour and picked up two MF5000 OWB, 250 foot of Rahue Pipe and all the other goodies. This pipe I purchased was around 15 dollars a foot shewww! I was told it is super tough and it was the best, at that price it should put it self in the ground, o well once and done! Any hew I can hardly wait to get it all installed, by the way this was the first time I had actually put eyes on a Heatmaster, I bet you all think I am nuts spending that kind of money and not even eyeballing what I purchased, I researched OWB every day for about two months and after I finally got to see it I knew I had made the right decision. Going to be zero to night in north Mo.
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I didn't see a Ridgewood before it was delivered. I did research and trusted people here on the forum that have them. And good luck with your install. Happy burning!
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Congratulations on the new addition to your family! You're going to love your Heatmaster!
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Congratulations! Now the work begins, but it will all be worth it in the end. Post some pics as we all love pics :pic:
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I bought my 10,000e heatmaster months ago off of Scott and still have yet to see it in person. Its nice to have a trust worthy dealer..... :)..He did send me a pic of it though! Ill be down sometime soon Scott, don't let my baby get wet.... ;D
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Hey weasle I have a 2004 Duramax quad cab LT with 71000 miles on it, my father bought it new it was passed on to me when he passed five years ago. I do love the Truck but only drive it five to seven thousand miles a year.
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I only put about 1500 on mine a year. I use it to pull a 20 ft gosseneck horse trailer. And to move my camper to and form the camp ground. I bought it with 50000 on it.