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Re: Wood Pellet Furnaces
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Posted by paul on November 15, 2004 at 10:39:03 from (66.60.197.104):
In Reply to: Re: Wood Pellet Furnaces posted by MapleStone on November 15, 2004 at 08:23:46:
I agree with several of your negatives on corn - myself. :) Supply is not an issue - I am surrounded by 1000's of bushels.... You can buy a small gravity wagon for $500, holds 150-200 bu, put a tarp over it, & enjoy cheap fuel assuming there is corn grown near you - if of course you don't mind your other negatives.... I'd love to sell you all you want, slip me a few bills - think you will not have a problem there. I actually use a wood furnace (boiler), and corncobs from my corncrib as well as wood. I'm not sure either a pellet or corn stove would be for me currently. :) --->Paul
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