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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: Help need to update boiler 23yrs old?
« on: February 03, 2013, 05:49:44 AM »
I live in central wis. The boiler lines are buried 5 ft deep with 2 inch foam insulation with sand poured around them, that's how they did it back then I guess. The lines are 2 inches and a half of an inch thick. I have been trying to get info on the empyre pro 200, central boiler E classic 1450, Hawkens GX 10. So far the E Classic has the best web sites and info. I cannot find anyone in the sate that has anyone of these in use.
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Help need to update boiler 23yrs old?
« on: February 02, 2013, 04:55:11 AM »
Ok boys I have a 23yr old 100 heatmor, she is starting to rust out in spots. Had to patch the other day. 
I am older women and looking to update my furance. Have a 2,600 sq ft house live in wis do my own wood. Been looking at the gasification stove as I don't like to pick up the 50lb block of wood anymore. There is not alot of info or people that have these stove and most of the dealers around here just are trying to talk me out of it. give me your wealth of knowledge please.
I am older women and looking to update my furance. Have a 2,600 sq ft house live in wis do my own wood. Been looking at the gasification stove as I don't like to pick up the 50lb block of wood anymore. There is not alot of info or people that have these stove and most of the dealers around here just are trying to talk me out of it. give me your wealth of knowledge please.
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