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What to consider in a wood furnace?
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<blockquote data-quote="havenodog" data-source="post: 910148" data-attributes="member: 9375"><p>I wouldn't go any lower than an 850cfm blower. If you don't have any existing ducts they are so easy to run in a rancher. You can either use the galvanized metal type or the insulated flex duct (which is what I used) Both work well and with a sufficient blower will get air to the farthest reaches of your basement. Mine are run next to the I beam and don't hinder head room at all. </p><p> Good success on your hunting. There are alot of good products out there you just have to find what fits your needs in your budget</p><p> Greg</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="havenodog, post: 910148, member: 9375"] I wouldn't go any lower than an 850cfm blower. If you don't have any existing ducts they are so easy to run in a rancher. You can either use the galvanized metal type or the insulated flex duct (which is what I used) Both work well and with a sufficient blower will get air to the farthest reaches of your basement. Mine are run next to the I beam and don't hinder head room at all. Good success on your hunting. There are alot of good products out there you just have to find what fits your needs in your budget Greg [/QUOTE]
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