Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
All-Purpose OWF Discussions => General Outdoor Furnace Discussion => Topic started by: atvalaska on March 31, 2015, 09:36:13 AM
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with the epa putting the boots to most OWB makers , should a guy get some extra parts ...while the getting is good ?? ...unless of course they a building them with parts u can get from Grainger atc ...with a little research a guy may be able to source his own parts...what ya say?
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Hoard all you can and don't tell anyone you have them.
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Used to be a federal law that any manufacturer who sells X amount of units has to supply replacement parts for a certain number of years.
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"""Used to be"""' we use to be free to ......just sayin O0
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I got a 1974 Norton I bought new when I was 19 years old.
Japs put the whole British M/C industry in the toilet in 1975/77
OUTTA BUSSINESS
Parts coming out my ears ...vintage copy's,,, jap copies,, race parts ,,and on and on ....
Nothing I can't get!!!!!!!
What I'm saying, is, if there is a need,, there will be parts..
And like Martin says they are obligated to come up with spares, for a certain amount of years.
If it's popular,,, it will be fabricated by someone.
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Ayuh,.... I built my own,.... There'll be parts, so long as I'm breathin',........ :thumbup:
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Lotsa stuff can be made, if your handy.
Some of us gotta rely on the dealer,, and plumb shops.
You got the right idea ...........I should of paid attention in shop class :bash: :bash:
Still not necessary to hoard parts though :post:
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Conventional boilers are pretty basic and use parts you can get from the HVAC industry. Blowers, solenoids, aquastats, etc. will never be scarce.