I recently have seen the Optimizer in action at the fair. Looks like a decent outdoor boiler. Wood had a m/c of 25%. Pricing was in the ballpark of others at 12k. Sales guy said they(EPA) were testing a smaller version 130- 140k btu. Anyone have any feedback about these?
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heaterman
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coolidge said:
From what I have seen it's one of the better OWB's and wouldn't hesitate to use one myself if going that direction.
Chris Hoskin
TarmSalesGuy
yes, looks to be a well built unit that works well. Would be my recommendation if you are looking to service your boiler in snow boots instead of your slippers 
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heaterman
Minister of Fire
Tarm Sales Guy said:yes, looks to be a well built unit that works well. Would be my recommendation if you are looking to service your boiler in snow boots instead of your slippers
Chris
I learned the hard way to always wear boots when firing a wood burner. A piece of oak about 6" in diameter can really mess up a sock clad foot. Don't ask..........
Tarm Sales Guy said:yes, looks to be a well built unit that works well. Would be my recommendation if you are looking to service your boiler in snow boots instead of your slippers
Chris
Agree, my LL Bean slippers are perfect to tend my boiler.
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