@@AllenFamilyFirewood it wish I could have got a 6048... one day!!!

@@Northernman68 yup that stove is

@@zachspigelmeyer40 nope it runs until it gets to its optimal burn and water temp then stays at an idle until needed again. Since I have neighbors, I opted to get a gasser, so not to smoke them out all day all winter

Ha, well thank you. Definitely much appreciated 🙏

This thing is a beast!!!

It's nice and warm too

Love this things so far

Not that I'm aware of.

❤️❤️thanks

Get a traditional one so you can burn up scraps!!!

@@KevinGentry-o6k been a firewood company since 2020, my wood is free, and I burn the less desirables in this thing. Even if I had to buy wood, I'd still be saving money on my electric bill. 💪🍻🍻 #freeheat

@ cost of firewood in any form logs or split is expensive in my area. We have 200 acres so I only burn trees that are dead on the ground anymore. I do not need to split everything just what I can’t lift and put through the door is it. I notice with these newer wood burners people always have split wood.

Yes you do, but an older style ones so you can burn all yoir junk

I personally enjoy a bit of Worcestershire sauce, salt and pepper 🤣

It's not picky at all, it just prefers split seasoned wood. Nothing I'm not used to already 🤣🍻🍺

Yes sir!!!!!

Exactly!!!! Thanks Britt.

It's all free for me!!!

@AllenFamilyFirewood it ran good on that load, it doesn't make the coal bed hard wood will, but it worked and burned hot!!! Try mixing it and stack it up in there don't just throw it in, be sure you're leaving an air gap in front and in the back. Now that it's cold I'm chewing thru the wood too 🤣

@ I only fill the boiler once a day I been just lose throwing in all that will fit in and it’s oak but I have 4 or 5 totes of pine chunks . I think I’m gona try the pine like you said mixed in . I still have dry hardwood at the shop I could bring home but at 450 a cord I’m just gona sell it an buy oil once I’m out . I have 12-13,cord of oak drying at the house for next yr but I might just start off next yr with pine if it all works out good .

I wish you get it one day!!!

@@outdoorsinthe608 he's already burning it 😱

Appreciate it!

@@jlawsonjr both heat pumps heated my house for $700 a month. Not including hot water and shop. Heating bill now is 156 monthly during the winter. 6 years this paid for itself My firewood business pays for the wood i heat with, its scraps that would become mulch or other yard waste. One day i will press that heat pump button and eat that again, but not as long as I can I can get up and move. Thanks for watching

700 bucks a month heating bill. Down to 156 a month after this. Will pay itself off in 6-7 years depending on our winters. I've never been more happier with a purchase than this boiler.

Plus Good warm heat and hot water.

Literally, yes!!!!

@@mrfofff ha, i don't think it'd be beneficial for you down there

Such a huge improvement from what I was dealing with. I really like this thing.

Thanks, we had alot of fun playing with their new toys

24 hrs with 20 sticks heating 3400sqft and my hot water, that's nothing 🤣 gasification boilers don't like whole trees thrown in them

Knock on wood, nope. Very honest people around us.

Most people are surprised, but the honor system works very well. We have lots of businesses in my area that work on the honor system. You can purchase anything from fresh cow’s milk and butter, to steaks, burger, fresh baked pies, seasonal fruits and vegetables, Christmas trees, plants and flowers, and like this guy, firewood. People feel guilty stealing from you when you give them the trust to monitor their own purchases. Very rarely there will be some jerk that screws it up. Not only is the merchandise all out there, but the cash is there as well, and many times not even locked up, so that people are able to make change. We have a very popular cheesecake shop near us. Mo’s cheesecake, they do thousands in business each week, have won many awards around the country and it is all run on the honor system, very rarely you will see an employee stocking the refrigerators, but as far as making the purchase, you grab what you want and pay what it says on the price list. Kinda crazy, but it does work.

@@arnold8746 we gotta have the faith to believe in others to do good. If someone ever steals from me, they must have needed the wood more than me.

May the HEAVENLY FATHER BLESS Those on the HONOR SYSTEMS

I'll have another location soon, still close to home

Ironically, it's snowing here today!!!

@@gearoidpthompson5914 burned it for 20 years prior to this stove in the hosue , no issues. It all burns when properly seasoned. Thanks for watching

@@gearoidpthompson5914 heating my 3400sqft home and domestic hot water for less than 20 sticks a day

@LogCabinFirewood brilliant...unfortunately rare to find such boilers here..amazed at the efficiency....

Plus also such would be unavailable in this country owing to green policies

@@gearoidpthompson5914 what country do you reside in? These gasification outdoor stoves by Central Boiler are at the top of this list of EPA (USA) requirements for top 4 cleanest burning stoves.

@LogCabinFirewood Ireland, the southern part, I am at the stage i have geothermal heating, solar panels and a wood pellet stove .... I do believe boilers like yours are truly amazing...the wood supply here would be an issue, soft pine wood wouldn't be as efficient as what you burn i reckon. Many Irish use kerosene boilers and coal, timber or turf (dried peat log) fires. Many use indoor stoves or open fires with back boilers to heat water.

@@mkemm50 gasification stoves won't burn whole trees. They tend to bridge on you and you lose your coal bed. Not your traditional outdoor boiler

It's actually already being burned in all 3 of his stoves around his property 🤣he burns it all. It's a fair trade off to have keys to over 150k worth of his equipment i use and didn't have to buy myself 🤷‍♂️

It all burns when properly seasoned. Got 20 hours off those few sticks of pine i threw in here. I agree it don't make the coals hardwood does but it works if that what ya got🍻

It al burns 🤘🤘

My favorite is hedge Apple (Osage orange) hottest burning wood around. Also love locust because it’s easy to split

burn a lot of hedge here in central kansas. like to burn 50 uear old hedge posts if your saw will cut them!

They srill sell that for the old style boilers, dealer said i don't need it with this gasification one.

youtube.com/@kampskorner?si=n5UMUeh941W2FShu Go check out hus channel, he's got videos on what it required out of box to work for firewood and video of us using it too. It's not bad for under 4k shipped

Thanks for the sub, Kansas is a long way from here but we got the same thing going on here in Maryland, cheers

Thanks David... you're right, bunch of woodhounds doing what we do best!!! Have a safe week buddy

Time to move where it gets cold in the winters!!!! We'd love to have ya Dick, it is nice we all are within an hour or 2 of each other up here

Central boiler 760 hdx 16k

@@GatorOutside They're not bad, at first yes they do mess with ya a bit

@ this cold weather moving in got me thinking. What kind of oil do you use in your small engines up there in the cold weather?

@@GatorOutside same thing year round, whatever they call for. Full synthetic. Same goes for bar oil, ive never changed up to any winter blends.

Thanks Ron, we appreciate you checking it out! It was nice of wood to bring hisbmachine to hook up to gerrits conveyor to see how it handled it!!! Glad you're feeling better buddy, stay warm up there!!!

@@jimmieburleigh9549 nope not mine at all 🤣 Just hanging out with Wolcott family works and kamps corner

@LogCabinFirewood oh ok. I seen ole man fire wood pick his new up in Canada and they was a few youtubers machines waiting to ship. When is yours coming?? You do have one coming right???

@jimmieburleigh9549 it will be here late February

@@LogCabinFirewood 👍

We had a blast!!!!

I burn less than 5 cuft of wood in 24 hours, I was burning about 12 cu ft with my old wood stove in the house. This stove heats 3400 sq ft and my domestic hot water. Gasification stoves are top of the line when it comes to saving fuel, and emissions into the environment. Even though it was ruled in 2018 firewood is carbon neutral and of no harmful impact to the environment since our environment is made up of mostly carbon. The wood is already cut down and given to me for free, would you rather it become mulch for landscaping, or allow it to heat my home for free. 🇺🇸