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I would not recommend this furnace to others.

3 (6.7%)

I would not purchase another.

0 (0%)

Neutral

2 (4.4%)

I like my furnace

1 (2.2%)

I would definitely recommend my furnace to others.

39 (86.7%)

Total Members Voted: 45

[userdk]

Just thought it would be interesting to see how this turns out. If it works out ok and not too much fake reviewing goes on, a topic like this could be started in each brand-category. If you want to add pics and a detailed review, go ahead.

[CountryBoyJohn]

Here is my video review.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80Q5Ebp6F80

[tinfoilhat2020]

Countryboy....take video of ur stove loaded with hedge in full throttle burn........I like the one u posted with hedge but I wanna dress it fully loaded! I luv hedge! Wish I had our to burn

[mlappin]

http://outdoorwoodfurnaceinfo.com/forum/index.php?topic=8308.0

[BIG AL]

I love my Heatmaster g200  I'm getting 12 hour burn times and keeping my 2500 sf 150 year old house at 70. My wife can't even run us out of hot water either. Some of our neighbors have old boilers and I hope when they see ours they upgrade theirs.

[Mr. Maple]

 Of the three boiler brands we have owned,this one is in a totally different category!!!!!!!! Easily cut wood consumption in half over the previous model,doing some measurements now to post  just how much this furnace is heating on how small an amount of wood for such a long period of time.Like my Father-in-law used to tell me,previous boiler to this one-"Don't send a boy out to do a man's job." It doesn't matter which brand you purchase,it is water that heats your home,not fancy gizmos,electronics,ceramic blanket or refractory brick/cement.It is how efficiently the furnace heats the water and recovers under load,and this furnace excels at that.

[Sloppy_Snood]

One thing I cannot fully appreciate is the physical size of various units.

That said, how about a picture of you or a person next to a your MF20000e Mr. Maple? 

(I know it is a large boiler; that's why I desire to see a person next to one). 

[mlappin]

(I know it is a large boiler; that's why I desire to see a person next to one). 

You ain;t kidding, seen one at Heartland Energy in Ohio, I could easily chuck my mother in law in it and still have plenty of room left for wood.

[slimjim]

It's home made but a big boiler that one of my customers had built

[tinfoilhat2020]

Holy cow!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's huge! How many gallons of water on that beast!?!? How big of a blower? Lol

[slimjim]

I've got a 20,000 down front, I'll try to remember to get a picture today to post, that one is the guy in CT that we built a dry kiln for, he has had that boiler for about 15 years, he figures about 1.5 million BTUs. It heats his entire shop and his kids house. He asked me to come down this next weekend to install a Modine heater in the sawmill for the computer on his WoodMizer , we will have to do some ground thaw first to run about 150 feet of Logstor!
He burns upwards of 150 full cord a year, they split nothing! Load it with his skid steer 6 feet long!

[tinfoilhat2020]

hahah thats awesome!!!!!!! better to burn that 150 full cord than let it rot in the woods!!!! thats what i try and tell all my neighbors: dnt let it just rot, BURN IT, put it to use!!!!

[tinfoilhat2020]

i wonder how big the flue in on that monster??? probably 12-16"

[slimjim]

I think it's 16 inch, he owns a very succesful tree care company near Hartford  Connecticut and gets paid to remove trees so it's free fuel! His shop houses a crane truck with a 165 foot stick, full time mechanic to maintain the fleet, several maintenance bays.

[tinfoilhat2020]

thats very very cool!!!!