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Thanks for the replies guys.
 My situation is similar to jerkash,  don't want it too close to the main house and I have perfect spot behind a detached garage about 85' from the house.   Going to call the building department today about codes and permits.  I live just inside the city limits but it shouldn't be an issue in my 'ruralish" neighborhood. 

jb 8)

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Hi Guys, 

I've been wanting an alternative heat source for a couple years to get away from the obnoxious propane bills and this
winter has pushed me over the edge!  I've spent over $2400 in the last three months on propane and this has to change! 

I really like the outdoor boiler idea. Last year I was going to do the indoor add on wood burner but just don't have a good place to run another chimney that wouldn't look awful.  I also decided that I don't want all that stuff in the basement as far as wood, building fires, ashes etc. 

First question is, how far from the house should it be? I have a spot that's about 85' feet. 

Next question is on installation,  I was a general/ restoration contractor for many years.  Is there anything difficult about doing it yourself?  I don't have a good grasp on the hot water conversion yet.  Sounds like a good idea but haven't seen/read a good explanation on how it's done. 

thanks,
jb 8)

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