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[racnruss]

I have a friend that just bought a new Nature's Comfort 275G.

It is just like the 325 G but a bit smaller.  Nicer than the 250 in that it has a larger fuel door and a taller but not as deep firebox.  I am picking it up in Indiana for him on Thursday.   I just happened to be traveling down I80 to Pennsylvania and coming back with an empty flatbed.  So, I am picking up his 275G and a couple 250s for the local dealer he is buying it from.

Ah, good times with boilers.

[RSI]

I like it a lot better than the 250 too. I will probably be using one next winter instead of the GT220. (anyone looking for a used GT220?  LOL)

If you ever happen to be coming this way with an empty trailer and want to haul something, let me know.

[CountryBoyJohn]

Man, talk about the right place and the right time!  What parts of Indiana will you be traversing?

[mlappin]

 Not sure where NC assembles their conventional stove, but the gassers are built in my area.

[RSI]

They are all made in the same area.

[mlappin]

Shipshewana Indiana then.

[racnruss]

Well, made it home with 3 boilers.  One 275g and 2 250's. 

That 275g is nice.   Now that I've seen it in person I like it even more.  Big Door  (25x27) and the chimney extends to within 6 inches of the floor and it is surrounded by water jacket in the firebox too.   

I guess the only negative to that design is learning to step back for a minute when you first open the door because a bunch of smoke is going to come out.   But that happens with pretty much with all of them I guess.  Sure did with my gt-220.

Well, let me correct myself there.  My F in Law's hardy doesn't smoke out the door much because the smoke has a straight shot right out the top...works for him though.