I appreciate the great info on wood furnaces and boilers! I just now joined to see if I could get some thoughts on turning a 1978 tarm wood/oil combination boiler.....into a hot air furnace.
Why?
Because the Tarm has seen better days, and I do not trust it with the water and pressure for another season. Also, I just moved into a doublewide, and am going crazy listening to the furnace sucking up fuel oil.
I was thinking that the tarm converted to a hot air furnace would allow me to put it outside (insulated of course) and pipe it into existing duct work.
What do you think?
Curtis
Why?
Because the Tarm has seen better days, and I do not trust it with the water and pressure for another season. Also, I just moved into a doublewide, and am going crazy listening to the furnace sucking up fuel oil.
I was thinking that the tarm converted to a hot air furnace would allow me to put it outside (insulated of course) and pipe it into existing duct work.
What do you think?
Curtis