CrappieKeith
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Your so funny Eric...I really do get a charge out of you!:rockn:
You will get what you pay for when talking about wood furnaces.
Yukon's furnaces are on sale for the month of May.
Your so funny Eric...I really do get a charge out of you!:rockn:
Since I just can't wait till May, what kinda sale are we talkin? I'd really like to be able to afford a newer, safer unit that what I used this winter. I'm thinkin the low end furnace with the (somehow) optional blower.
Could you tell me the size of your house? We have a few wood stand alones or add ons for your ducting.
I'll keep you in mind Eric when it's ready to get tested.
I'm sure we will need a guniea pig.
I've been testing too...a new jig I've tied...looks like it's working!
Could you tell me the size of your house? We have a few wood stand alones or add ons for your ducting.
Keep in mind wood heat is inexpensive, it is also a manual type of heat.
You do not have continuity of operation like with gas,oil or electric furnaces.
The heat is always coming,but if you get a unit that has a lot of control you can keep your home pretty warm and you will not be overheating very much.
I see a ton of this is how they are....do not lump all wood burners in the same basket.
I'll admit it takes a season to learn where to set drafts and what load sizes to load ,but once learned it sure is nice to have a warm and toasty home for next to nothing in costs compared to my normal 4000$ liquid gas expenditure.
I wonder what I'll be spending that 4 grand on this year.
Maybe a downstroke on a new boat?
I'm still burning wood with the temps in the 30's and 40's.
After a day in the boat it sure is nice to come home to that wood heat.
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