Re: Re: Heating A Pole Barn

Posted by Farmer/Paul on March 21, 2002 at 05:09:44 from (216.8.151.81):

In Reply to: Re: Heating A Pole Barn posted by Dave_Id on March 20, 2002 at 19:31:38:

I have a 40 X 56 foot (14 ft sidewall) work shop insulated and for me heating with corn, wheat and corn is the cheapest heat I can get.

I live in Southern Ontario and at times it can get quite cool. I have no problem keeping my shop at 60 degrees.

I have modified my stove so that my efficency is way up (so much so I am using a 3 inch black plastic pipe for a chimmney. About 2-2.5 pounds per/hr will keep it nice and warm in 35 degree weather.

I have used waste grain from local elevators (free) and grain that could not be sold because of poor grade ( really cheap).

The advantage to this type of stove is there is no smoke or smell, no ashes, no wood pile,the heat out put can be controlled, and there is no need for and expensive SS chimmney pipe.

It is also a kick when people take a real close look at my wood stove

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