Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
Outdoor Furnaces - Manufacturers WITH EPA-Certified Models => HeatMaster => Topic started by: mtoll on February 15, 2015, 09:59:25 AM
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Anyone using the Heatmaster C series OWB
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hmm, I was hoping someone had some experience with one too.
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The "C" units are very new. They are in a "controlled release" as far as the last I heard. Scott sells them. They have a more oval firebox shape and a divider in the upper bypass. They are claimed to be a little more efficient than the "E" series. Same shakers, fan, thermostat, etc. Scott is the only one I've heard of to actually run one.
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Another member jared43758 has a 250c listed under his profile. I pm'd him last week sometime to ask how he likes his, no response. I also have asked slim what his take on them are and he should have some good input soon. I actually ordered a 250c from scott7m a few days ago after looking at his. I was impressed. Scott told me that they absolutely burn less wood than previous models and the basic components are all the same with the added exhaust pass. I also called Heatmaster to ask if the They had been cheapened down after noticing the weight difference in the 250c and the 5000e. It has not been cheapened just a little redesign where they were able to shed a few pounds. I'm excited to be getting the furnace and just wish I had done it sooner.
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You'll be happy with your Heatmaster, no doubt. Keep us updated on your install and use of your new stove! Congratulations and welcome to the Heatmaster family!!
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Thanks for the welcome. I read, watched, and asked everything and everyone I could for the past 4 months trying to decide. Narrowed it down to CB, P&M, and Heatmaster. Heatmaster seems to me to be the all around best and has a great reputation in the industry. I had a few concerns with the other 2 and didn't always like the answers to some of the questions I asked the dealer and manufacturer. I'll not get to use the boiler this season and sure I'll have some questions during the summer install.
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Who his selling C series? Contacted Heatmaster and not all dealers are carrying them and none close to me in Central Freezing Ohio!
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I'm from se Ohio and dealing with Scott. He's in Grayson KY. He's going to deliver to me idk if he'll go to you or not but u could ask. He can get the C series
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Forgive me but I'm a newbie and when you say Scott I have no idea who that is. Please tell me more...website,email,etc.....Thanks
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Scott7m is his screen name on here.
His phone is 606-316-9697. SS Alternative Heating is his company.
He is a dealer for Heatmaster as well as several other brands.
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:thumbup: Thanks
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Call Ernie Fry here outside Coshocton Ohio. I was there this evening taking a look at the headmaster. His number is 1-740-328-1084. He was telling me the "C" series is basically an "e" series? I really like the e series.. Compared to my hardy I really liked them. Now I'm trying to talk my wife into it...
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C-Series has a slightly different baffle system, and a slightly deeper, narrower, more egg shaped fire box. Otherwise it is much the same design as the MF-eSeries.
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Here's a link to a brochure.
http://heatmasterfurnace.com/files/C_Series_Pamphlet-Eldon.pdf (http://heatmasterfurnace.com/files/C_Series_Pamphlet-Eldon.pdf)
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Who his selling C series? Contacted Heatmaster and not all dealers are carrying them and none close to me in Central Freezing Ohio!
Did you find what you were looking for, FF119? Let me know if I can help in any way.
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I just purchased a c series from Scott drove 850 miles round trip and glad I did he has probably 10 to 15 c250 if that helps u any
Glad I went with Scott because he answers all my questions
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C250 installed and running! Not gonna worry about turning up the house thermostat this year. Install went smooth. Very happy with the purchase. Any questions welcomed.