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EZ Boiler User
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 12 พ.ย. 2021
There isn't a lot on TH-cam about using the EZ Boiler. We are going to change that.
We will be sharing experience, instruction and inspirational videos about everything to do with the EZ Boiler and heating with an outdoor wood boiler!
We will be sharing experience, instruction and inspirational videos about everything to do with the EZ Boiler and heating with an outdoor wood boiler!
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Starting to cut 10 cord of pulp wood! #shorts #firewood #ezboileruser
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Starting my EZ Boiler that will heat my house all winter! #shorts #heat #firewood #ezboileruser
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Replacing my bent chainsaw bar w a new one! #shorts #chainsaw #firewood #ezboileruser
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Splitting rounds with one hit! #shorts #woodsplitting #firewood #exercise
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Starting to cut and stack 10 cord of wood for my boiler!! #shorts #firewood #ezboileruser
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Time to take the chill off! #shorts #fireplace #fall
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Wood delivery to the new wood yard!! #shorts #firewood #ezboileruser
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It’s FINALLY READY!! #shorts #landscapping #ezboileruser
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Don’t forget to factor in this cost when buying an outdoor wood boiler!!
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13 down, 2 more to go!! #shorts #stumpremoval #ezboileruser
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I transplanted 8 pine trees!! #shorts #plantingtrees #landscaping #ezboileruser
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Watch me plant a pine tree! #shorts #treeplanting #landscaping
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Time to start transplanting!! #shorts #plantingtrees #landscaping #woodboiler
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A great spot for new trees! (Transplanting pine trees Pt 2) #shorts #plantingtrees #landscaping
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Is transplanting trees EZ? Let’s find out! (Pt 1) #shorts #treeplanting #landscaping
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A Large propane torch works better then cardboard, use to do cardboard direct frame with a torch is more efficient and burns faster.
Thanks for the tip!! and for watching!!
@@EZBoilerUser like your postings always very helpful
How long will that take you to get all cut up? I never had that much. For yourself or for sale?
Idk. I only work at it for an hour or two at a time. So hopefully by the end of the month. I should track how many hours. It’s for my boiler.
You have a great supply!👍
Nice work!
PRO PRO PRO WOOD BOILERS ARE THE BEST NO NEED TO BUY FIREWOOD GO AROUND TOWN PICK UP BULCK WOOD FURNITURE WOOD PALLETS BREAK THEM DOWN TO USE IN WOOD BOILER
I do burn a lot of pallets in the off season. Not sure where you live but here it gets below zero often and there’s no way I could keep up w pallets and scrap wood, but I use it all the time in the summer! Thanks for watching!!
Dry wood , is so easy its fun to split / effortless
Nothing better than dry wood! Makes for quick work!
This mans done this before. Hard working man.
Too many times lol. Thanks for watching
That’s going to save a lot of work. Take care
Thanks. I’m already excited about splitting and stacking this year 😊
😂😂😂😂
You did it 😀🎉 💪🏻
I did! Finally lol. 😆
Great video! Yeah, people really don't understand how much time is involved, but it's worth it! I just looked and we've had our EZ Boiler for coming up on 8 years now. Our home is a similar size to yours and we're probably going through just as much wood as well. Keep up the good work and congrats on the 1.5k subs! Couple ideas on videos could be changing out the anode rod and when/how to flush the tank. Probably a few more maintenance tasks that people just don't think about to keep their boilers going long and strong!
My boiler is an older Central Boiler Classic and I burn upwards of 12 cords. Sometimes I buy my wood or get it from friends who cut down their trees. So, I have to haul it, cut it, split it, stack it, and feed it to the boiler twice a day, once in the morning and again at night from mid-November to early April. I have been doing this for 3 years now. And you are right about time. It takes a lot of time to do all this year after year. If I were younger with the kids at home then I would probably not do it and instead do propane or oil. Natural gas is best but we don't have that where I now live. Since I am retired and have free time, and I see this as a hobby, then it's a good thing to have an outdoor wood boiler. It is cheaper than other ways to heat your home. But yes, think about your "time" if you are contemplating on getting one.
Thanks for watching! They might plumb natural gas down my way next year. If that happens, I’m jumping ship lol.
Same thing, Tim is the man, less than a week hooked up and ready. Same thing waited at least 2 months for a response from 2 different woodmaster dealers and one was who I bought my stove from. Almost 1/3 less $$$
Yes! I’m glad you had a similar experience.
Wow
Thanks for watching.
Water, water, and more water! I know personally how dry and hot it's been there for several days. They'll look great there!
Thanks! Yes! Been giving them lots of water!! Thankfully the rain is coming soon!!
A new pet!
Ha! I did let him stay! 😊
Thank you for sharing with us.
Outta sprinkle some mycorrhiza on them roots
Can you sprinkle it on the soil above and it will soak in?
plant anything but a pine tree😭
Not a pine tree fan? lol they need love too!
Why cut down the tree?
I have been clearing a path to have access to the back of my outdoor wood boiler in order to make wood deliver and storage easier and less of a risk.
Nice T-shirt 😎
Thanks! And thanks for watching!
Poplar
Splitting wood is one of my favorite things to do, but I also have unmedicated adhd which makes me high energy. I don’t get tired my boss calls me “the machine” in short I vibe with what you’re saying
you burning to much pine wood
You fired up a pumpkin spice log.
Haha! I do love a good pumpkin spice anything! Lol
How many cords of wood are you going through? I'd be interested in the cost comparison between purchasing a cord of wood vs the cost of a months worth of propane. Two or three fills a day in that lathe fire box... I'd say you are looking at a cord of wood a week or two... if I get a 15 cord load of birch full length for $1800 delivered... that would be roughly 3.75 or 4 months worth of heat.
I average about 2 full cords of wood/month in the winter. The most I’ve ever used in a single winter is 15 cords. I can get 20 cord of hardwood for $1900. I was paying around $2500-3000/year in propane when it was less than $2/gallon. Last I checked it was $2.60/gallon. I assume I’d be paying around $4,000-5000/year in propane now. This machine has paid for itself over the last 3-4 years and now I’m saving money with it. Granted, the machine was cheaper when I bought it. But so was propane. There is talk of them plumbing natural gas down my road. If that happens I will more than likely ditch the boiler. It’s a lot of work but when you don’t have money that’s what it costs lol. Thanks for watching.
@EZBoilerUser I'm in interior Alaska, so our winters are bitter cold for long periods of time. Currently, there is an EZ boiler in my area for $2500, made in 2007. I want an autostoker coal boiler because coal is readily available in my area for cheap.
Do you still have this stove?
I do! Still going strong.
Once my stove starts to leak and the repair isn’t worth it I’d like to buy an ez boiler or Timberwolf stove.
A friend of mine bucked up a fallen tree on his property and said I could take it, so I did! Had to split it all up first!
I should add that I’m using a Fiskars 8lb maul. Love that axe!
Thankss buddy that's different.
Thanks for watching!
I’m sure he has the process worked out well to spend a minimum amount of time getting hot water.
Those look like Dubois Lumber pallets.
You know cold water will wash your clothes just as well with a modern washing machine.
I also thought that shrunk them, and the way I eat, I don’t need that happening!! lol
Do you have a sidearm or plate exchanger? I only have to add about 5or6 pieces every 4 days.
Plate exchanger
@@EZBoilerUser yeah so do I, so with those the beauty of it is like hot water on demand. So when you’re not using any hot water turn off the circulating pump and the water will just sit in the boiler and not lose very much heat at all. It’s kinda a pain for us going out all the time but it saves a pile of wood. Last summer we used 1 full cord for the entire hot water season. Take care
It's Elm alright...tough to split ,but I think it has great coaling properties...split it ,it holds moisture.. Nice score ! pc
I’m excited to use it when it dries
I primarily burn coal in my stove. Do I need to clean the chimney?
I’m no expert on the chimney or coal usage. I clean mine at least annually.
That’s awesome that you sent well wishes to single mother’s! It’s true, we have to ride both sides of the fence! Thank you! ✌🏽❤️
I was raised by the best single mom out there and as a single parent most of my kid’s lives, I can testify to how hard it is! Gotta support each other!!
Remind me next year to wish you a Happy Mother’s Day!😊
Gussets" Nice fence, what are you using it for?
Thanks! Just using it to kind of block the view from my house to the wood yard and give a backdrop to some areas I’m planting wildflowers to grow up with existing plants there.
Thanks brother... why palettes??
Free and easy to set up and easy to take down if I need to. I wanted something temporary and to see how it looked. It matched the pallet shed motif I have going on 🤣🤣
Been thinking to run it all summer for hotwater. How many cords a month does that run?
Less than a cord, probably. I fire it up when I need the water and then shut it down after. It usually stays warm for a day, especially in these temps maybe longer. So I’m only running it really every other day for half the day. I fire it up when I get home from work around 3pm and let it get up to temp. Add a few pieces to get it through till bedtime and then shut it off. We still have hot water in the morning. Then repeat as needed. It’s an experiment. Last summer I had propane for most of the summer. Going to try and go without. The only crappy part is when the smoke blows in the windows lol
...or when you are old and decrepit like me...we all get old...then you sit at your window with a shitty cup of tea waiting for the oil truck to arrive...
I’m longing for that day lol
@@EZBoilerUser hahaha😜
I have similar issue, clogged discharge line
Hope it got fixed without too much trouble!!
Rookie
Ha! I felt like it those two days.
No wonder we (on the other side of the world) are effected now, by CLIMATE CHANGE, what with all the heat you develop in your "contained" fire boxes, that aren't actually containing any part of "cardboard box flames", GLOBAL WARMING has never been as bad as this, after Cardboard has been used as a quick fire starter.
Sorry 🤷♂️
Sounds like it sucks to live wherever you’re living.
It certainly can!!
I'm in Monroe County Michigan I turned mine off 2 weeks ago
I’ve been using my intermittently for hot water but haven’t run it all day in two last two weeks! Finally, a break! Lol
Use a torch on a 20 lb propane tank, you can pu torch right into pipe
I’m loading this with wet wood (see previous videos) a lot of people comment about how doing this in an indoor wood stove would be detrimental etc. I agree. Never do this in an indoor wood stove. My channel is about the OUTDOOR wood boiler NOT an indoor fireplace/stove!
Looking good
Thanks!
I got 2 days and I'm done...it hasn't been a real cold season. , but its been a long one .Time to burn the remnants and call it ! Keep The Faith pc
Finally done! About a week or two ago. Just run it for hot water once a day.
This will crack a clay flue very quickly.