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Yes what ever it takes, all will be done properly..i want to do all i can to save down the road which both these items should have some impact on what and the way we do things now.... Great suggestions by everybody.. keep them coming.. im not scared, if you have the will there is always a...

i have a certified electrician that buys chicks from me every year and he told me it wouldn't be a problem installing one into my services panels.. so that is the route we are going to take when the times comes.. We have 300 amp service in the basement panel as well as upstairs in the living...

how about a double leg braker wont that work?? Charlie

what was i thinking, i like anything that doesn't require us to pay foreign countries are money to heat our own homes.., But those outdoor furnaces are nice, I'm just going a different rout here as i don't want to deal with the township.. when we had our home built i had two electrical boxes...

Sara, Yes coal is good but lots of ash cleaning, plus you need a coal bin if buying by the tonnage, i know my Dad heats his home with a coal furnace it takes chestnut size coal, his home is 1400 sg ft, if I'm not wrong it only cost him about $500.00 year but he always has some coal left over...

Our home is 1800 sgf in our living space, my basement is the same 1800 sqf, its still unpartitioned but i have been studding it up and part is ready for paneling or drywall..., our basement is unheated right now, but i think I'm going to go with the ussa hot-blast type.. i think it will still...

Thanks for all the input all box elder is from or should i say in the maple family and you can actually tap that type of tree for making maple syrup. However i don't tap it or the birch which is also tappeable..I cut them down and burn them.. i try to follow guide lines on how to manage my...

Buster is cotton wood soft type, i dont think we have cotton wood here in pa were im at..lots of maple & red, white, pin oaks, yellow birch, box elder, dog wood, black gum which is a real pain in -- and a few other types.. Charlie

Buster do they require you to get a permit for that wood or can you just help yourself to it..??? just wondering as i know here some place they will let you get it free and some you must get a permit.. I do burn pine in my evaporator, but never in my insert up stairs.. i think in these...

Dave you are right about work for some, i cut and split 5-6 cords yearly, the reason for me using in my basement is i can back my trailer right in to my basement were i want the wood, and have a john deer 4x4 tractor pulling my trailer and can get right up to my trees i cut down then move all...

Angie, no these type will mount in a basement or on a non-combustible floor, you can burn coal and wood in them, you can injunction burn your oil furnace and the wood furacne at the same time or use as an independent stove to your oil furnace, they are considered a furnace. i know the type you...

Wondering if any one has one of these installed in there home, they come from the TSC. I'm going to install one into our basement and hook it up through are duck-working.. as a stand by to are oil furance..already have a insert fire place but it does not heat our home fully and mainly use this...