Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
Outdoor Furnaces - Manufacturers with NON EPA-Certified Models Only => RidgeWood Stoves, defunct, support only => Topic started by: Chicken farmer on November 06, 2016, 03:57:23 PM
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Ad says they are legal and will deliver to Ohio and surrounding states. How is that possible? I thought Michigan was the only state that made some motion to refrain from enforcing the new EPA law......????????
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Ad says they are legal and will deliver to Ohio and surrounding states. How is that possible? I thought Michigan was the only state that made some motion to refrain from enforcing the new EPA law......????????
Probably not legal at all.
Michigan’s law pretty much just states a Michigan employee won’t enforce the law, I’ve had to explain to several that Michigan isn’t exempt, they are just ignoring the enforcement of it.
HeatmasterSS has a new dealer in Niles Michigan which isn’t too far from me, told em I hate to be in his shoes having to deal with potential customers who absolutely want a conventional series as they are “exempt” .
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IIRC, you can still sell conventional boilers, but only for commercial applications. Any fine print in the ad with that disclaimer?
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:post:
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Didn't see any fine print, but didn't look very close...............
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I saw an ad for them a while back and they were calling it a yard stove and that was why it was "legal". I wish I could tell every potential customer my story, but I would probably get sued for defamation of character or something.