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got this today for free :cheers nice $hit huh all fir an tamarak B) B)
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[IMG]http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s151/jackcarlson1965/006-3.jpg[/IMG]Sweet, Bring it by. I’ll even help you unload it. :whistle:
[b][i]Dang, now thats what I call a cord!![/i][/b]
you kids and your wood…
:rofl
Chicks Dig Wood. B)
i have a neverending supply of wood on my property and nothing to burn it in. been thinking about an outdoor wood boiler but they are so expensive.
[b]RatStang wrote:[/b]
[quote]Chicks Dig Wood. B)[/quote]:rofl
Me and Bondo Both run Wood Furnaces in our shops.
It’s just Cheaper than NG.One thing to mention, if you put a Wood Furnace/Boiler/Stove in your house right now. If you get one of the ones over 75% efficiency. Obama offers a 35% tax credit on it.
The Federal Government will pay you 35% of the Unit, and 35% of the costs to install it.Just because it is a renewable Resource. They want to push people away from the Fossil fuels for heating their homes.
Mine is actually an Add on Furnace, Meaning it is a Stand alone or you can stick it side by side with your NG furnace and with just a couple Tubes run it into your house Furnace.
So if you got free wood. Hell it could really cut your heating bill.
It’s just a bit of work.They’re more expensive than NG furnaces by a long shot. But you can recover quite a bit with the tax credit.
yes the boilers i was looking at were the gassification type that are like 90% efficient and they qualify for the credit BUT the credit is 35% up to a max of $1500. the cost of an outdoor wood boiler system runs about $15,000. the lower efficiency ones that dont qualify run about $10g. i thought of doing a furnace inside the garage and duct it into the oil furnace but by the time i do a chimney and everything else involved that would be getting up there in cost too plus i would only be able to run the house. the wood boiler i could run the house and the shop. the shop burns double the electric and oil that the house does. i am going to goto a home show here in feb and central boiler will be there. i will talk with them to see if its worth it or not.
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