Did any of you wood burners ever consider coal??? Or am I gonna get shot for asking this question lol?
looked into it, availability may become a problem in OK(Oklahoma is talking about ending subsidies), bit coal seems to be very expensive for what it is
$120 a ton for bit at the mine, you pick it up, Oologah was the closest mine to me
Multi-fuel stoves are numerous. KaptJaq actually has a coal stove as a second stove. The old Vigilant I used to own was able to burn both. But required some internal additions to use coal properly.When I look at most or all of the stoves that ya'll own...it seems as tho there all woodburning only...or whats different on yours that you can burn coal? I guess what I'm asking is is I can't burn coal in my Oslo...can I?
I live too far from the mine, it would not be worth the cost of transportation and I have been getting my wood for free lately1 ton of coal is 2-3 cord of wood, if I remember correctly. Obviously it would depend upon the type of wood.
So, that would $40-$60 a cord. Which is pretty damn cheap.
When I look at most or all of the stoves that ya'll own...it seems as tho there all woodburning only...or whats different on yours that you can burn coal? I guess what I'm asking is is I can't burn coal in my Oslo...can I?
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