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Heatmor / Re: Hello fellow heatmor owners!
« on: March 27, 2008, 01:40:19 PM »
Farmking,
Hi! I just happened upon this site. This Sounds Great!
I just had a 200 Heatmor delivered on Monday, 3/24. Still working on the pad and final installation. My plans are to run 4 lines: 1 in summer to pool heat exchanger (HE to be built yet), 1 to a shop in barn area, 1 to a side arm HE for domestic water then to a HE in oil hot air furnace plenum and then to a floor radiator in laundry area before heading back to stove and the 4th line will run to an add on to the home we purchased and will run through a used Trane heat unit mounted at the ceiling and will hit two small floor radiators in bathroom and bedroom on its way back to the stove.
I am in central PA, just south of Williamsport. Where are you located? Does your farm house have much insulation, or is it pretty open? Approximately how many cords of wood do you figure you have used for this winter's heat? We have a small self contained wood stove inside that we tried to use last year, but the dirt, smoke and risk of fire has been a headache so we used primarily the oil heater this winter, much to my distaste of sending money to the oil cartels and middle eastern countries.
Have you used mainly hardwoods this heating season, or have you been able to use some soft woods or pine as well on days not calling for as much heat?
Look forward to hearing more of your set up.
davidwtrout in PA.
Hi! I just happened upon this site. This Sounds Great!
I just had a 200 Heatmor delivered on Monday, 3/24. Still working on the pad and final installation. My plans are to run 4 lines: 1 in summer to pool heat exchanger (HE to be built yet), 1 to a shop in barn area, 1 to a side arm HE for domestic water then to a HE in oil hot air furnace plenum and then to a floor radiator in laundry area before heading back to stove and the 4th line will run to an add on to the home we purchased and will run through a used Trane heat unit mounted at the ceiling and will hit two small floor radiators in bathroom and bedroom on its way back to the stove.
I am in central PA, just south of Williamsport. Where are you located? Does your farm house have much insulation, or is it pretty open? Approximately how many cords of wood do you figure you have used for this winter's heat? We have a small self contained wood stove inside that we tried to use last year, but the dirt, smoke and risk of fire has been a headache so we used primarily the oil heater this winter, much to my distaste of sending money to the oil cartels and middle eastern countries.
Have you used mainly hardwoods this heating season, or have you been able to use some soft woods or pine as well on days not calling for as much heat?
Look forward to hearing more of your set up.
davidwtrout in PA.
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