will711
Minister of Fire
I know, no prob Just my attempt to divert any potential mod ire away. Ya never know if those 2 words pop up red flags
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I know, no prob Just my attempt to divert any potential mod ire away. Ya never know if those 2 words pop up red flags
I know of houses with outside wood fired boiler's, there very common up north VT/NH/Maine, wonder how those would make out?
I think you will find that you have to run the 3" flex to the top of the flue or you will have combustion problems. I don't entirely understand the why of it, but that is what I have read.I'd love to unhook my oil furnace exhaust and use a pellet in the basement, it would be temporary, or why couldnt i just run a 3" flexpipe up my cleanout into the flue??
With most solid fuel heat sources, they need frequent feeding in order to continue working. In a cold climate, the insurance company and bank have to deal with the fall out if, for some reason, you are unable to return to your home and feed the heater. The insurance company may be on the hook for damage due to burst frozen pipes. Without the concurrence of an insurance company, the banks are unlikely to take the risk on a mortgage. They are after all responsible for protecting the interests of their investors.
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