Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
Outdoor Furnaces - Manufacturers WITH EPA-Certified Models => HeatMaster => Topic started by: BenGrove on October 01, 2014, 05:43:05 AM
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So I got what I thought was an approximate price for everything I needed for the mf5000, which was $8000. I take out a loan for that exact amount and then my invoice is $9000. My question is this: I would like the 5000 so I only load my furnace once a day, but my house is 2000 sq ft, so do I really need it? Would I be fine with the mf3000? I can't tell if I'm too stuck on the 5 and need to settle for the 3. I've also thought about moving brands and doing the woodmaster 4400 (which I could afford with my budget) bc is still heats the same amount as the 5000, but it doesn't have the grates/ ash pan which is a major selling point for me. Help please!
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Ben my Heatmaster MF 5000 100 feet of Rahu pipe and and all the fitings and a 3 speed pump 9500. 00 dollars. That is with me installing everything, that being said what little I got to use it this spring I beleive I am going to love the set up. ;D
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How well insulated is your home? Are you heating your domestic water too?
Twice a day loadings are normal in the depths if winter. If you only load once a day, you are wasting energy. Your best usage of your load is by loading twice a day.
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I would have to agree with country boy. Twice a day is the best way to do it. Keeps stove running great and keep the firebox cleaned out better.
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You should be able to find a dealer to sell you the 5000 plus the main parts for $8,000
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You should be able to find a dealer to sell you the 5000 plus the main parts for $8,000
They are the only dealer around me, so I went for the mf3000 for $8000, am I getting ripped off?
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I can't really say if you are getting a good deal for your area or not. We sell a 3000 for $5700 and a 5000 for $6600. As far as parts they can vary a lot but you might find some cheaper options online.
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I just had a mf5000 installed. Stove, 50ft of insulated pipe, 30 plate exchanger for dhw, water to air exchanger in duct work, delivery and installation.. Total bill was 9300.00.
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How about some pictures of your install dana k
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You should be able to find a dealer to sell you the 5000 plus the main parts for $8,000
They are the only dealer around me, so I went for the mf3000 for $8000, am I getting ripped off?
If Yoder can sell you one for $5700 you should just have it shipped to your house from him. That's a huge difference in price. My 5000e wasn't even 8k.
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Buying from a local dealer is important, I wouldn't step on another dealers toes. http://www.heatmasterss.com/contact (http://www.heatmasterss.com/contact) Check and see if there may be another dealer close enough to get a second price. Also check and see if the local dealer is including the rebate offered right now.
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Another possibility I just though of but I don't know where you are located. I have a customer who is putting a used fairly new MF3000e on the market so he can buy a MF5000e I have in stock. You may be able to buy a furnace like that and the parts to install for about $7,000 or less. Message me if you are interested or live close enough to Va for shipping not to kill ya.