Posted by Bob Bancroft on December 02, 2014 at 06:18:02 from (67.142.162.24):
In Reply to: Heating fuel options. posted by IaGary on December 02, 2014 at 05:28:20:
Good question. It must have something to do with location. All I knew was fuel oil, until a crop dryer was installed at the farm in the 60's. Some folks around had "gas" stoves, but that was about the extent of propane.
When I built my first house on the corner of the home farm in 1978 I put in a dual fuel- wood/oil furnace. In 1985 I bought a small farm a mile west. In 1988 I installed a drying bin with 1000 gal. propane tank. In 1992 we built a house there, and went with propane as much as possible.
Indeed, there are many horror stories around here recently about propane tank ownership/deliveries/ cost. But for any source of heat propane is still my choice. Fuel works well in the heavy equipment. And gasoline works well in the antiques and small vehicles.
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