Just wondering if any of you guys have seen this.
The Log Boiler
It should cut way down on the cut/split time! :cheese:
The Log Boiler
It should cut way down on the cut/split time! :cheese:
The Log Boiler!!
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I would be interested to see if they can get it EPA certified? Barring a whole lot fo technlogy, its not going to be particularly efficent.
If you watch the video he stated he takes an hour plus to load up 2-3 cords a week? That's a lot of wood. Nice idea though.
so much for burning dry wood. It is almost imposible to dry wood in log lenght as the moisture comes out the end. I've cut oak logs that were down for ten years and the inside was almost as wet as logs cut in the winter.
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It seems like a waste - we're all getting burn times that are pretty close to that when compared with the amount of wood they're using. This is the reason environmentalists hate us!
Yes we get burn times close to that, but what BTU output are you? He's getting 10 hours at 700,000 BTU for a 15,000 sq ft greenhouse complex! Seems reasonable to me... Plus its mentioned in the video that its a gasification setup, which means it probably comes close or meets EPA requirements. I still get moisture production out of my unit using good seasoned hardwood, no matter how you split it and dry it. I like it......
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