Biomass vs. EKO......and New EKO Paxo?

[bpirger]

Hi All:

Are there are comparisons published of the Biomass and Eko boilers? They look similar, cost similar, and the only difference I could find, I believe, is that the Biomass sucks the air through the door better when loading, and hence much less smoke in your boiler room.

Is that true?

Are there otherd differences?

Also, I see Ahona has the Eko Paxo line. How are these different than the "standard" EKOs?

Seems like anyone with EKO also has Biomass...and I guess they are both imported by New Horizon?

Thanks!

 

[Tennman]

I have discussed at length on the website that presents the comparisons/opinions. The guy posts here. Shoot forgot his name. At that site I discussin painful detail why I left with a Biomass after making my mind up on the EKO. Absolutely do not regret the decision. Don't want to retype all my previous comments, so maybe do a search on my post name, Tennman, or google to get the other wood boiler site that has testimonials on units. Hate it I can't remember the site. EKO is great, but the Biomass improves on it. BUT has not been in the market as long. But after one season I love the choice. Hope I feel the same after 5 seasons. But feedback from other Biomass owners is very positive.

 

[guy01]

Are you talking about wood not oil?
Guy

 

[Tennman]

Yup the Biomass wood boiler distributed by New Horizons. Love mine.

 

[churchillrow]

http://www.woodnotoil.com/viewpage.php?page_id=25

I think this is the page folks are talking about

Cheers

 

[bpirger]

Here is the specific link I believe....

http://www.woodnotoil.com/viewpage.php?page_id=8&wnoid=43


Thanks!

 

[Tennman]

Yep. that's it! My opinion has not changed, except even more confident in recommending a BioMass. Now with one season's experience I'm really glad I decided on the BioMass. BTW I'm just a customer, not a salesman for NH. I can't over emphasize how much I used that little window in the lower chamber. ALL THE TIME

 

[goosegunner]

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