I have heard this before but has anyone ever tried this and had any success with it.
http://buffalo.craigslist.org/app/2343483071.html
http://buffalo.craigslist.org/app/2343483071.html
Pellet hot water heat?
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Yeah...I'd like to have you drill a hole in the side of my new Harman XXV??? The heat in the stove in unaffected??? I'm doubtful.
Countryboymo said:
Thats my favorite quote from Dentists, Lawyers, and Proctologists, the last two basically being the same thing.
I;n sort of curious about this myself. Yea I would never buy one till I had seen it documented as actually viable but hey people do invent new great things every day so I am willing to listen and watch on someone else's dime. Have any of the other sites had any positive or negative reports yet? As the pictured one is shown I could never have one on my countryside poking out the front like that but there is plenty of room to hide things on the inside behind the side cover panel. I would like to be able to heat my bedroom with under the floor radiant so I could lose the 1500 watt heater in my bedroom.
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Dont sound like a good idea to me. You will void your warranty. If ud like to heat your water with pellet, get a pellet boiler.
My Parents had a small loop attached to the outside of a "wood" sove. It tied
into the electric hot water tank and as I remember worked quite well.
I thought it might be worth a try. No holes though!
into the electric hot water tank and as I remember worked quite well.
I thought it might be worth a try. No holes though!
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