Outdoor Wood Boiler Worth It? With real money savings comparisons.

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Title	:	Outdoor Wood Boiler Worth It? With real money savings comparisons.
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Nice presentation brI checked out your website and see you are a dealer for central boiler I have a 9 year old E-1450 that I’ve been extremely happy with until last week It sprung a leak in the firebox and my dealer tells me he’s not going to start a warranty claim because I’m not going to get warranty on it I’m waiting to hear back from central boiler but all the paperwork I got with it says it has a 25 year warranty Any suggestions?
Comment from : draganarc 01

Jeff,brLoved this video My neighbor was spending $80000 a month on his electric bill/heat Meanwhile even with paying $95000 for a long truck load of wood just to top off my wood for the winter I didn't spend even close to that to hear my home And my wife's cold blooded (I think women are always cold) keeps it at a comfy 72 degrees just like you Great video my friend and God Bless from PA
Comment from : Jon Rossman

Not really for old people , just fit people who can use a chainsaw and a spliter and a tractor and dont mind going outside freezing or getting soaked ,I guess
Comment from : Dale Johnson

Many municipalitys are cracking down on even the lightest amount of smoke How do you overcome and deal with this ? Thanks
Comment from : Mac McCabe

How do I add a second circulator pump please please make video and answer please
Comment from : Jody Gey

Yes if you have access to wood and are capable of cutting and splitting it yourself, It's a GREAT valuebrIf you have to buy the wood cut and split, it's still a good value if wood is locally availablebrRemember in time of fuel crisis, it becomes invaluable, and with a little forethought (battery backup with a couple of solar panels) power outages won't effect you
Comment from : Dave B

I hope the price comes down on home heating oil $598 per gallon YES I burn wood
Comment from : diceman220

Hell It's not that hard of work
Comment from : VARG

hi there interesting my how things have changed and fuel oil here is over 500 per gallon thanks john
Comment from : fricknjeep

Shared this with a couple of friends
Comment from : surreyarborist

Elections have consequences - In his 1st year President Joe Biden has double the price of natural gas & here on Cape Cod heating oil just hit $500/gal Outdoor wood boilers not only make economic sense but could very well become the only method to heat your home and business The fact is democrats are at war with fossil fuels & nuclear energy & heating with wood is becoming a necessity
Comment from : Random 549

Now do if oil costs 10x
Comment from : DoctorMandible

I like mine
Comment from : steve cole

Hey great video! Thanks
Comment from : Marshall Stephens

You had me at drinking beer, Bro
Comment from : Sean Asbell

And the money you save on a fitness membership Cutting and splitting wood will keep you on a routine exercise schedule
Comment from : Tom Running

If you think an outdoor wood stove is the way to go you're crazy
Comment from : Emery Viau

You make sense you make sense that's the truth I was the biggest dealer in the Midwest not the way to go talk
Comment from : Emery Viau

Hard to believe you can cut enough wood for a full winter in 32 hours
Comment from : lpis45

I do a Lot of DIY projects and always consider the cost of labor if I hired someone to do it for me at around $100/hr
Comment from : Michael Lynch

Now your talking my language! Especially the part about the dishes
Comment from : Amberg Acres

So I had an outdoor wood boiler , and I live in Canada I paid 1200000 for the boiler and I installed everything myself the pad dug the trench installed the insulated pipe all the plumbing and the heat exchanger for the furnace and the hot water if I had to pay someone to do this I could add at least 300000 to that amount , now had I known I was going to burn 30 face cord of wood for 6 months of the year I never would have wasted the 1200000 on it , and by the way I get all my wood for free I like the system but they eat far to much wood , at 60 bucks a face cord my cost if I had to buy the wood that would be an additional 180000 per year in my mind it is not worth it
Comment from : Jeff Haayema

How does this compare to an indoor unit?
Comment from : Kwesi Akoto

I have a Portage and Main wood boiler and one of my indoor radiators from Stelrad rusted out in only 3 years I probably didn't have enough wood boiler treatement So I flushed the system and put in new water with some boiler treatment Is there a radiator you recommend which works well with OPEN systems?
Comment from : George T

Very nice presentation I have a Portage and Main, and love the exercise that comes with cutting wood as well
Comment from : Tim Hugg

From someone that has had a HeatMore for 12 years You calculations are off a little and you hinted on it Oil fired houses at 62-65 degrees-$2k a year Wood fired heat is at the 8 cord @70-72° That oil bill would almost double heating that extra 8° let alone the hot water!
Comment from : TheKtmhans

Put togethor very well If I lived a few hundred miles north of here you would've just sold me!
Comment from : david renfro

It's not hard work if you enjoy it
Comment from : Kerry Marshall

Not paying taxes and enjoy cutting wood
Comment from : Kerry Marshall

You also pay taxes on the oil, not just the money you earn
Comment from : E Pike

You should put out a video of the heat exchanger hooked up to a oil furnace , you know what it look like there nothing out there that shows it plumb into your house I see u did a white board illustration of it but actually show it plumb into the house
Comment from : Chris Bittman