Getting a Heatmaster G200! Whoop! Whoop!

[Frogburner]

Well, out with the old and in with the new! After the old traditional boiler, were upgrading to a new gasser! They are suppose to install this weekend or next week so hopefully everything works out for next winter. Hoping this thing will be pretty efficient, were going from a Woodmaster 5500 to the Heatmaster G200, should be a noticable difference.

 

[E Yoder]

That's awesome. Post some pictures.

 

[Frogburner]

Guess I have to wait till fall.

 

[E Yoder]

I'm assuming you mean til cold weather. It's been pretty warm here in VA too.
I'm still burning for hot water. Cleaning up junk wood. I just like to burn.

 

[Frogburner]

Yes, I've been looking at them for a while and just had one put in after our winter. I'm in southeast Missouri, so we dont really get the hard winters like others do.

 

[brenndatomu]

I know of another guy that installed a G200 last year...he is over the moon happy with it so far.
Hope you didn't cheap out on the underground lines...

 

[Frogburner]

I know of another guy that installed a G200 last year...he is over the moon happy with it so far.
Hope you didn't cheap out on the underground lines...

I hope I didn't cheap out, I have Uphonor insulated pipe that's about 3 feet down, seems to be pretty good stuff. I was mowing the field this afternoon and kept looking at the stove, obviously ready to light it up. But I though it was crazy how big and clumsy the old stove was versus this new G200, just seems too small but holds only a few gallons less that the other. I will definitely do a review on this boiler on my YouTube channel.

 

[gabenson]

Great upgrade! I'm curious if it can take 24" wood.

 

[Karl_northwind]

Great upgrade! I'm curious if it can take 24" wood.

It will, but it's happier if it's more like 22 inches. It can bridge up a little on the corners if the ash builds up much, but it's not a big deal.