Originally Posted by
Hiram357
I've heard decent things about those "system 2000" units too, I'd be cautious about those outdoor woodfired units, there's been quite the fuss lately about those from people that don't like (such as towns passing ordanances to prevent using them because the smoke bothers people...)
my best advice to you though is; you get what you pay for, and the most expensive doesn't always mean the best. (I know, it's a bit contradicting, but make sure you check out the history of the contractor and the unit ya wanna buy)
I am actually more interested in the indoor wood-fired boilers as they seem to be more efficient (i.e. use less wood) and are cleaner-burning . . . but again that would be something down the road possibly.
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