LADYGO DIVA said:i hate subjective testimonies as to how good a furnace is
"IN GOD WE TRUST, ALL OTHERS NEED FACTS & FIGURES"
laynes i think we are equally awaiting your review just as much ..now go put some shorts on and toss some oak splits in yours so we can get an idea of what that bad boy can do .laynes69 said:Hopefully someone on here gets one and posts about it this winter.
poooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooook said:great post! lets see how YUKON furnaces interact with this via CRAPPIEKEITH.
laynes69 said:I've heard alot about the higher draft eating more wood than other furnaces. Depending on how the unit is built, I don't buy this at all. On a furnace like the caddy, and possibly the energy king you need that draft. If you run a weak draft your primary may do okay, but when you shut down that primary, you may lose your secondaries due to a low draft. The caddy when shut down burns very little from below, but really pushes heat at the baffle. And I don't take weight into the quality of a unit. Every unit is built differently, its in the design. I didn't know wood/coal furnaces qualified for the tax credit.
laynes69 said:I've heard alot about the higher draft eating more wood than other furnaces. Depending on how the unit is built, I don't buy this at all. On a furnace like the caddy, and possibly the energy king you need that draft. If you run a weak draft your primary may do okay, but when you shut down that primary, you may lose your secondaries due to a low draft. The caddy when shut down burns very little from below, but really pushes heat at the baffle. And I don't take weight into the quality of a unit. Every unit is built differently, its in the design. I didn't know wood/coal furnaces qualified for the tax credit.
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