I have lots of dry corn (13-15%) and I am getting fed up with burning wood. I have looked at the Maxim boiler. But just wondering is there a better corn boiler? I could blend a few wood pellets if needed but wood rather not. What about maintenance issues? The corn boiler would replace my wood boiler which is hooked to storage. Thanks for your help. Jim
Corn burning tips needed.
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Hi Jim,
There isn't many corn burners in this forum. So most off use go to another furom for corn topics.
Check here:
http://forum.iburncorn.com/
Your best bet for corn answers.
jay
There isn't many corn burners in this forum. So most off use go to another furom for corn topics.
Check here:
http://forum.iburncorn.com/
Your best bet for corn answers.
jay
what he said above, I read over at Iburncorn.com a lot as my stove isn't very common here, from what I have read the CB maxim is a great design for corn, it is almost over kill for pellets (what I burn), mixing with pellets gets the easiest burn
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