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[johnybcold]

Well after 6 years I think the oil guys kid is done with college so I am getting a outdoor wood furnace I am in MA so it has to be EPA I have to stop by next week with my deposit I looked around and the central boiler 1400 seems to be a good fit the EPA sticker seems to bump boilers up to the 10K range I am thinking in the end it will cost me about 12.5k, any advice would be great I am starting to dig the trunch for the insulated pipe .

[jackel440]

Im not sure what all dealers are in your area ,but I would look at a Portage&Main stove.They seem to be like a greatly thought oput and built unit.I would then look at a Natures Comfort ,but I don't know if they ever got epa certified in your state or not.
Good luck and take pics and keep us updated on what you install.

[MattyNH]

Well after 6 years I think the oil guys kid is done with college so I am getting a outdoor wood furnace I am in MA so it has to be EPA I have to stop by next week with my deposit I looked around and the central boiler 1400 seems to be a good fit the EPA sticker seems to bump boilers up to the 10K range I am thinking in the end it will cost me about 12.5k, any advice would be great I am starting to dig the trunch for the insulated pipe .
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 Not sure where in MA you are..But I know a dealer in
NH..Save on the sales tax!

[oldchenowth]

I have to agree with Matty, the Portage and Main sounds to be a quality piece.  I have a Wood Doctor that is EPA 2 if you consider a boiler plate model over stainless.   Welcome to the OWB Tribe

[mikenc]

Don't think you would go wrong with either. I really Portage & Maine myself. Don't own one but wish I did.