I have a englander wood coal add on furnace.......wondering what would be the best kind of coal to use.... im going to use mostly wood but supplement with coal here and there..... i live just north of boston anyone know where to get small amounts of coal.... any help is appreciated.... thanks
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Anthracite is the best coal to use cause it is very clean burning , but Bit coal can work too. If it was easier to get good coal where I like I would have gone with coal instead of wood. Check out this link for all the coal info you need. Hope its ok to post the link.
http://nepacrossroads.com/
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It all depends on the unit. Our old 1500 hotblast claimed to burn anthracite, but wouldn't do it. Bituminous coal is what we burned. You may also find due to availability coal may be expensive.
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