Sold the first G4000! And fired one up at dealer meeting. Sweet running machine.

I've struggled to get firewood this year. April was quiet while everyone stayed home, now it's quite busy. Everybody wants some kind of heating project done. 
It's raining from the hurricane but off to work I go!

Been clearing 3 acres out back for a new nut grove. Holy hell I am getting old 6 or 7 hours ties me right up. Got a 14hp chipper and stump grinder from Home depot. They work great but hard on the shoulders wish I was 30 again. But I should get 2 years worth of firewood, Cherry and giant alders with 20 or so spruce in the mix. The pandemic has given me plenty of time to get stuff done.

Glad it's working better for you!
one lesson here, If you don't need a monster pump don't use it.

Just an update, I installed a 15-58 pump and new thermo pex lines last fall. I never had 1 pump issue and no more sounds of cavitation. I ran the pump on high all winter, let's hope it'll last year's. As for the wood consumption of say I burned 12 -14 cord. Ill have seasoned wood for this winter so I'm curious to see what my consumption will be. Thanks all!

I burn when it's under about 25% moisture, time to get there varies on the weather.

What do you consider wood that is ready to burn efficiently?  Wood that has been cut, split, stacked and covered for one summer?
Two summers? 
Three summers?

Let's say as a general rule, with most types of wood.

Canadian price almost $2000 less from G200 to 4000 as well . G4000 does put out less btu but look how many guys only fill 1/3 of firebox. Easy decision for us as Central Boilers warranty not worth much up here. My Eclassic 2300 11 years and still running though 😁

Hi guys, thought I'd let you know the new  G series models are on Heatmaster's website now. I'm burning a G7000, it's been a sweet unit to operate.

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