I've lived with wood heat nearly my entire life (65 yrs). Wood stoves in the house, whole house wood furnace in the basement, and now an outdoor boiler, all of them being good quality heat units. I'd never go back to packing wood into the house. I back a trailer up near the boiler and feed the wood right off of the trailer. Folks say the outdoor boilers burn more wood, and they are partially right, (apples to oranges) but think of the work you eliminate by never having to pack wood into a basement, (done that) or worse yet, a living room (done that too). And the ashes? HA! Been there, done that for years! Forgot to mention bugs. And bark. Grouchy wimmin. Insurance mandates. Chimney cleaning. I'll never go back to packing wood into the house. There's noticeable hatred for outdoor boilers from some folks, and sometimes it's justified. I saw one right in the middle of town last winter. Bad idea! I'm using a Hardy boiler that I installed in 1998. Only one I've ever had, so can't offer a comparison. There's lots of makers, and it seems that folks like what ever brand they're using. Good luck with your decision.
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