Ordering wood now (late I know) and trying to figure out how much to get. Are you using any green wood or is everything seasoned? I can get green @ 265, 1year seasoned @ 300, and kiln dried @ 335 per cord. I'd love to get green but don't want issues with burning. No worries for next year, but this year will be expensive.
Ordering wood now (late I know) and trying to figure out how much to get. Are you using any green wood or is everything seasoned? I can get green @ 265, 1year seasoned @ 300, and kiln dried @ 335 per cord. I'd love to get green but don't want issues with burning. No worries for next year, but this year will be expensive.
Boiler is on-line, wood is delivered, and it wont go below 40 degrees...At lease I will be ready for when it does. Thanks for all the help.
Anyone looking for a top notch installer, please let me know. I couldn't be happier with job my guy has done and how much he has helped get me up to speed on the in's and outs of my P&M OWB.
His initials are indeed RE. I thought I had recognized his trailer from your install pictures. He is a good guy and we are happy with his work.
Speaking of pictures, I have not taken any but will do so and post here on this thread.
You guys are making me want to pull the trigger on a Opti 250.
MattNH, you have any pics of your install?
Mind if I ask where LFOD is ?
Nice looking install.
Back of the furnace is has been pre-plumbed to heat the pool come this summer. We will finish with the plumbing & second trench in April/May.
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Hey Matt,
Why did he install the dial thermostats on both the supply and return lines in the back of your boiler? Theorhetically you already know the temperature of your boiler water based on the read out on the digital control, right? Based on the distance from your boiler to your house, wouldn't it have made more sense to install those inside where the lines enter the basement? Then if you're curious about your temperatures, just go down stairs.
Jim,
I was thinking the same thing...then I cleaned the cast plumbing with the gook-off and got some on the LCD which makes it nearly impossible to read. Now I'm happy to have it.
What I have a hard time believing is that I lose so little heat with the 170 feet run from the boiler to the the house...and then back again. The biggest difference I have seen yet is 13 degrees.
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