Posted by psimmer on September 29, 2021 at 19:13:07 from (47.35.104.64):
In Reply to: Heating with wood ? posted by Bruce from Can. on September 29, 2021 at 07:40:50:
This will be the 21st heating Season on my Central Boiler. I turned 65 in August. I still like cutting wood, but when boiler finally fails I will be done. Wont replace it at my age. Did run natural gas to house a few years ago, but only use gas furnace prior to lighting boiler for the season. And the last two years wood has been harder to come by. Typically I have found all I needed by word of mouth, or free wood on places like Craigslist. I bought a 10 standard cord load yesterday, so I got some cutting to do, not much splitting though. Driver said he is hearing the same all over, people cant find it. Their company stopped taking orders as they cant provide anymore this year. Wife has talked about a pellet stove in the future. Time will tell.
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