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  1. gorbull Member

    joined: Jan 5, 2009
    74 posts
    Shuswap B.C.
    Hello all,
    I'm in the market for a wood gasification boiler + storage but I'm discouraged that the majority of dealers, users and most of these worthy discussions are centered east of the Mississippi. Does anyone know of any dealers for wood gasification units in North Western States or Western Canada. (please exclude Greenwood, Seton format)

    These gasification boilers are expensive enough without adding $1000 in freight and the fright of being located so far from the dealers assistance. Any comments appreciated.

    Cheers
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  2. stee6043 Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 22, 2008
    2,088 posts
    West Michigan
    Our friends at Cozy Heat will ship a boiler to you for $199 to a commercial dock just about anywhere as far as I know. You may want to check in with them...
  3. henfruit Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 27, 2007
    544 posts
    New Hampshire-Maine border
    whay are you boycotting greenwood seton??
  4. flyingcow Minister of Fire

    joined: Jun 4, 2008
    1,688 posts
    northern-half of maine
    I've bought a tarm, don't have any dealers near me(I'm very east of the Mississippi). If I have a problem, I'll deal with customer service. Any parts I need will be here in a day or two. Simply put, deal directly with the source. Call all possible manufactures, and talk to the only ones that will take the time to answer all your questions.
  5. gorbull Member

    joined: Jan 5, 2009
    74 posts
    Shuswap B.C.
    Sorry to give the impression that I'm boycotting the Greenwood/Seton model but to be honest I don't have much faith in the engineering behind these designs. Reading posts on this site and others does not garner a lot of confidence in the refractory storage concept, compared to the Tarm/Eko gasification models which have a long history of solid engineering behind them.

    I feel it's like comparing a souped up Chevy someone built in their garage to a Porsche, it's my personal preference and my money to spend and that's all.
  6. pybyr Minister of Fire

    joined: Jun 3, 2008
    2,250 posts
    Adamant, VT 05640
    if you have the proper space, get a Garn

    I did not have the space, but in hindsight, the Garn design makes the integration of gasification and storage elegantly simple, to the point that if I knew then what I know now, I'd have maybe even added an outbuilding for a Garn.

    If you want a gasifier, plus separate storage, contact Econoburn. If they do not have a dealer near you, perhaps you could become the first Western Canadian dealer!
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