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I would not be under that house digging so stupid

Great video, thanks for taking the time to film the process

Set it up to heat the shop to. Not oversized then

Was watching this with my wife and @25:20 she said "Reminds me of prom night". I didn't meet her until after college so I'm not sure what she meant...😢

Those are good units. You'll be happy with it. It'll be perfect with your radiant heating and just add a heat exchanger for your domestic hot water. If you havent already, check out Farmcraft101. He has some good videos with a lot of good tips for outdoor wood boilers

Hi, how do I contact u? I didn't see you share your info . do u accept the cooperation ?

GOOD JOB .

Full of water or glycol?

Do you know how to use 2 copper wires to find exactly where your buried pipes, wires are? It is an amazing trick/tools that would have saved your pipes and wires.

We like your videos. The work looks great Thank you. From south eastern Louisiana.

Good job it looks good😂❤❤❤❤

Be careful opening the boiler door especially soon after the door closes…you’ll be fortunate if you only lose your eyebrows! Also, it helps having the stove tilted slightly back to prevent the creosote from running towards the door/gasket. I have a smaller CB and love it.

You’ll be pleased with this boiler, I purchased the same model new in 2006 when I built my house. It’s a two story with radiant baseboard and I installed radiant in the concrete in the basement. It also heats my domestic water as well through a stainless exchange heater within the hot water tank (basically looks like a conventional electric water heater). The set up works really well. I also heat my garage with an exchange heater in the ceiling like what you just hooked up in the basement. Love the channel.

If that’s all you can afford well that’s what you must work with and use it to your advantage. We would all like to have an F450 Limited 4x4 Dually but it’s not in the program. Can’t wait to see how you use this and see how you adapt. New to the channel, Thank You 🙏 and God Bless!!

Good luck

I think you, andrew camarata, and jesse muller are my favourite RUclipsrs.

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Keep in mind hot air rises and cold air sinks to the floor. So what I am saying if you have it nice and toasty down your basement it will be hot as well upstairs!

why you put it so far from house you lose a lot of heat and you have to walk to it in winter in snow next to house so easy

ive core drilled thousands of holes from 1 inch to 24 .i bet everyone thats done it is cringing .but i love the ill just do my best attitude .love your videos .

Not sure if you have a metal skid or an oversize pallet you could make to put under that. bolt it down to a frame and you can move it easier next time using the forks in their proper position...run a heating line to a thermal mass for the dogs or any animals you have on site... or a hot tub that you can use year around...

I dont see that working for heating a house. That fans so small

You should have used the Binford 6100 hole hog to drill that hole.

How often are you having to add wood to the fire. I live in California so I have zero clue how these work. I just couldn’t see myself out in the snow throwing wood in the boiler, lol.

Ett tak över eld platsen vore praktiskt i vinter

Använd vatten med glykol eller om du är rädd att det ska frysa bara glykol

I have the same stove. CL6048. Best unit out there. I heat our 2900 sq ft home and domestic water and only go though about 10 pulp cord of wood a year here in lower Michigan.

Too bad this isn't a gasifier model. Gasifiers are more efficient, burn wood at higher temperatures for better energy extraction, produce less ash, and release almost no smoke, making them a cleaner and more eco-friendly option. Anyway, as usual, many thanks for the great video!

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Would love to do that at my house

Looks pretty inconvenient to have to feed the fire on those future cold snowy nights. Hope it works out for you.

Did that dude ride in the skid loader all the way back home? 🫣 That must have been a wild ride!! 🤣I saw some of the others are interested in the stats of usage on this heater... I second that! Looking forward to your next vid! Thank you for the share!!

I was a fork lift driver for over 30 years, you made that look difficult,

Should have raised it off the ground,lifted it from the bottom,and reversed it to the trailer.

Incredible journey you’re on! I’ve lived every minute of it and admire your tenacity. What state are you in? That kind of helps us figure out your weather. 😊

I would put antifreeze in it in case the fire would go out and you wasn't around. It would protect everything

Really enjoying your project and how well you present it here. I feel like I'm learning a lot, and I love to see things being built. Good work and best wishes to you.

Did not know there was a manual pex expansion tool to avoid cost of electric model. Nice Was asking my screen if he drained all the water out of that boiler. Then telling same screen to put some rail meat (sailing term) on the back of the skid steer for counterbalance. I’m glad I’m not the only one who does sketchy stuff and maxes out trailers.

I want to do the same boiler but cut and install a fuel oil burner gun converted to run on waste motor oil to heat my shop and house. I have access to some wood but unlimited supply of waste oil.

Thanks for the video. I new very little about this type of heating and now I do.😊

My brother has one and he had some problems (not with the unit and the heat it put out) b tying it into his existing water system in the house....long story. But it heated his two story house with out any problem. I am sure you have read up on it and heard lots of comments but all you have to do is pile it full of firewood in the evening and it will last all night (depending on the temperature outside and how warm you want your house to be). And a suggestion: instead of tearing out your return duct work, just buy some flexible insulated duct work for your circulation fan and tie it into your return air duct and it will blow air upstairs. You can also install a vent in the basement to keep that area warm. Just saying it will have to get really hot in the basement to keep the upstairs warm...yeah I know, heat rises, but it loose thermal energy in the process having to travel from the basement to the main house. But you do what is best. See ya in the next video!

The wrench! Wrong way around! Love this journey!

I sure hope the outdoor boiler works for you. I have a friend who went through two of them as they both burned out/ cracked. He finally gave up and went back to conventional heat. I'm surprised yours is so far away from the house, or at least it seems to be. They don't have much of a base, do they?.

Good stuff

Hey. At Lumnah Acress there is a very good video about how this heater works. Good Luck!

As an apprentice, we used Ait Tools similar to your HOLE HAWG. we used to call them " Apprentice Spinners " if we didn't use tubes strategically placed to stop the tool from spinning.😅 Stoked with your progress n build in general. You're doing a Spot-On Job.

How long can it run with damper closed? How often have to feed it wood?

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I like it. The lean to on the side of the barn idea will protect it good in the depths of winter as trudging thru the snow to feed it can be tough going sometimes and take a care as they can sometimes get very hungry. Love seeing the dogs wresaling about, I miss my dog so much these days. When in a better place going to get another. Thanks for posting....

loading bobcat with those pointy chopstick thingy = final destanation trauma