Any Central Boiler EPA users out there?

[johnnylabguy]

As you may have read I'm in full research mode here. And this place is usually great for it. Although I'm surprised at how little info I've found on the E-classic EPA OWB users input I've found on here or Hearth. What I have found isn't the greatest info thus far. A lot of tinkering yet. I'm mainly interested in the 1400 unit as after that it just gets very pricey. If you are using the E-classic 1400 I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences. Using less wood and seeing less smoke is a concern for me. Thanks in advance for info...

 

[Alan Smith]

E-classic

http://www.##################/board/index.php/topic,40760.0.html Try here . well the link dont work htp// www.forestry forum enter then go...the most i have seen on the E-classic is here

 

[BPS. LLC]

I'm in the same boat. Posting here for easy reference to the thread later.

 

[johnnylabguy]

http://www.##################/board/index.php/topic,40760.0.html Try here . well the link dont work htp// www.forestry forum enter then go...ppy with their customer service which is big.

 

[Alan Smith]

yes 45 % work dont make me want one my central boiler 5036 works good and dont smoke all that bad like they say

 

[jd6030]

I have the e classic 2300 and it meets all my expectations the first half of year one was rough and there's a learning curve to it. After that I just throw wood in twice a day and remove ashes out of reaction chamber once a week and clean firebox every 2 weeks start a new fire and go. I might add I dry my wood for a minimum of a year and once you get a good coal bed nothing but heat waves out of stack. The new models the 1400 and 2400 have lots of improvements over the 2300. These stoves do not like wet wood.