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Posted by Slofr8 on August 24, 2002 at 09:22:23 from (12.149.234.239):
This isn't tractor related but I've come to respect the opinion of the people here. I plan to build a new home in a few years and am starting to think about how to heat. On my land I have about 35 acres wooded so I would have an endless supply of fire wood but I hate the mess in the house. I've noticed quite a few ads for wood burning furnaces ( boilers ) that are set up outside the home and piped inside.
Pros as I see it:
*It takes large round wood so most won't have to be split.
*They claim 12 to 24 hour burn time.
*Mess stays outside.
*They conect to most existing systems.
*Much less handling of wood.
Cons: ?
I don't know the price of them yet but was wondering if anyone has any experiance with them. Is this just a fad or is it something to consider. I'm located in northern Maine so efficiant heating is a top priority of mine.
Thanks for any comments.
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