I think the last time I checked my firewood it was under 15% how would that burn in a gasser?
I was also looking at a Orlan EKO 60.
I was also looking at a Orlan EKO 60.
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I just split two pieces to check them but my meter battery was dead and I do not have another one.
Ditto. He was very helpful. I almost got a Vigas wood boiler, but then I went with pellets. Make an appointment. He'll show you around. It's interesting. He also sells tanks.
Buck. The Vigas is a better design in bottom of burn chamber. The nozzles are easy to change and very easy to get to HX to clean. I burn firewood and pellets at different places. If i had to do it again i would be all pellets using a BIOWIn. Put storage in house to gain some heat. Put boiler out side in building to keep mess out of house. The Vigas uses about 16 cord a year. A lot of wood to process. Foamit Up
But that's 3 buildings, so 5+ cords/building/year-not so bad, right?
Well no new aqua therm just got a email from dealer can not sell in NY. Said Aqua therm will be introducing a new boiler sometime.
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