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so alot

Love the set up, you can tell you are proud! Content is great,

I got a woodmaster 4400 I loaded it Full twice a day last week as well. My house is a two story American 4 square. I am heating 2400sq ft of living space and 800 sq ft of unfinished basement. I have two furnaces. One in the basement one in the attic. I have only finished the installation of the water heater and basement furnace with a 100k BTU heat exchanger in my duct work of my 70k BTU furnace. My attic furnace is another 50k BTU. I have both gas furnace thermostats set to 65. My first floor has been toasty warm at 75 during the day and 77-80 at night in hopes to get the heat to rise upstairs. Most nights it kept the upstairs at about 67 but I did see the -6° night it hit the 65° thermostat and the gas furnace had to help out. We've had $350+ gas bills in this old farm house before. $275 is the average. This last gas bill was $70! We still have a gas clothes dryer. And the water heater still kicks on occasionally even with the temp set to warm when we fill the tub for the kids. Hopefully trying to get the other 100k BTU heat exchanger installed in the attic tomorrow. Stay warm my fire wood friend

Absolutely love your channel!

Like you said it is alot of work, but its so satisfying knowing what we do to provide heat for our family. Thats awesome about your previous video too, taking off like that🙏🙏 Stay safe, and warm bro🤜🤛

And that's why people in the 19th century didn't live long

You ever throw your trash in there ?

Was this wood burning system the original heat source for your house? Can you add it to an existing system and replace the furnace in the basement? Do you have radiators or baseboards in the house? I find your wood burner so fascinating. I love a big black dog in the background. Nice touch.

This is some work! Excited to see other things you do as well!

That wood boiler should be keeping your house at 73 with a coal bed like that and a water temperature of 183 with wood remaining.

In that temperature I would be checking on it during the night just to be sure 👍

Great video.

Got a woodstove in the house aswell?

Your heat exchanger in the house must be undersize. Need to add a bigger heat exchanger or an additional one.😮

That Beast eats up a lot of wood. Great as long as you have access to a good supply of firewood!

You did a really good job.Yes if they're really Cold Here , I just want you to know that five lost my dad in a locking accident it been really hard on me love your video good job 🔥🔥🥶

Those 420 cans will help!😂

So organized! Love it bro!

That"s a lot for electric and a load of wood

Should have installed a 3” 4’x8 ‘sheet of rigid foam above your insulated pipes or burred it below your frost line.

Vortex just another day for my OWB. Stay warm

I love making a statment n then showing no proof

U know what really works ? Dry wood lol

Got the same pipe I only get melt off when it gets close to 32 degrees if it’s below that it doesn’t so heat loss ain’t that bad and mine is buried 8” deep. I run a edge 560 and keep water at 175-185 depending on how cold it is if it’s negative temps I’ll bump it up to 188 so it stays hot and more heat transfer to the 3000sqft house,domestic water and garage that’s probably 1500+sqft

We put our waterlines down 7ft. The run was 200ft and didn't lose too much to ground

Thanks for the update during this artic freeze weather. Your wood burner fascinates me. I always thought that fireplaces and stoves were the only thing that could keep your home warm when burning wood, nothing like what you have. Stay well and stay warm.

Wood heat isnt free.

Man that is a smoky mess

Looks like a lot of work

Ran all of ours in a clay pipe sleeve open on both ends to allow air flow. Ours is buried 38”down and no issues at all.

to me the whole point of a wood burner is I dont need power to use it....

So were you just going to tell us it was going to snow an aluminum can thing is a bunch of bullshit

That is a serious problem with no power and -15 ° . Just leave the door open during the outage ?????

It's hard for me to believe it will last 12 hours I had a smaller unit no matter how hard I'd choke it 6 hours max but it was 10 years ago maybe nowadays there more efficient

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Viewed, Shared, Commented, Subscribed! Great content and love the set up..... How much wood do you have on hand to survive?

I have 2400sqft home super insulated with radiant barrier, 4 inches of closed cell foam on exterior walls. For the interior walls i have 6 inch rockwool bats and ceilings I have 10 inches of open cell spray foam. Its currently 19 degrees here F with wind chills near single digits. My home is heated using an old pot belly wood stove to a toasty 68 degrees. During the summer the house is cooled with EG4 Solar Mini Split systems. They can run all day for free using solar and use very little 110v power at night.

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Love this.. great content!

Love these boiler videos.... Listening to the sound of the work being done and watching the work being done is peaceful to me..

Try using coal for a longer burn. Hard coal low in Sulphur

free? wood is very expensive from where im from

@ off the trails outdoors can your boiler burn coal ? If so anthracite coal provides more heat and for longer periods

I'm amazed that how sophisticated these stoves are that they don't have an automatic augure for the ashes

A step in the right direction.

So you take down 3 trees per week or so?

good update.....have been considering moving to from a wood stove to this type system....concerned about the power required to run the blowers and pumps on my off grid solar system

Great winter exercise! Your house is at 73 F. However, you are outside to take care the burner😂

I use Pellet stove

That's my next purchase I hope I live in an 1860s farmhouse and have a wood burner in the basement I go through a lot of wood from what I saw about 10k depending we have one at our shop it works great 👍