Econoburn arrived today

[mtnmizer]

Exciting day getting the new boiler delivered.
Impressively good sized chunk of iron. I had a boom
truck make the delivery, well worth the extra expense
IMO. First impressions are that it's pretty well made,
looks like quality workmanship..


I had 3 helpers muscle the beast into a daylight basement,
A pallet jack and I could have done it myself---maybe.

We slid it off onto a skid and rolled it in on pipe. A good hour
of grunt work... I'll get the plumber and electrician over in
the next week or so and get things lined out..along with the
water tank/exchanger..

So how noisy will this be when in full burn?

To be continued--------- MM

 

[Eric Johnson]

If it's like the EKO, which I think it is, you'll hear a low roar when the thing is gasifying and some noise from the blower. All in all, not much noise. The gasification rumble is a pretty satisfying sound.

 

[pybyr]

congratulations!

I saw an Econoburn in use at the home of the dealer I am getting mine (ordered but not yet delivered) from.

It made less noise in full burn than the oil-fired warm air furnace that I have.

They (Econoburns) definitely seem built for stout, which is one of the main things that attracted me to it.

 

[WoodNotOil]

On my Tarm all I hear is the draft fan. Not much noise at all.

Congratulations on buying a well made American product. Maybe we'll catch up to the Europeans yet!

 

[wantstoburnwood]

let me know how you like it. Is there any econoburn owners who will tell m how they like the units