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Re: Is it -NOT-snowing..... yet
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Posted by MN Bob on October 06, 2005 at 07:17:25 from (24.179.182.231):
In Reply to: Re: Is it -NOT-snowing..... yet posted by Erik MN on October 05, 2005 at 16:47:40:
I dont have any more, may be wishing I did. I had several, none of which I would recommend any longer as there are so many new ones. Our son has an Aqua-Therm, their new model. It is really effiecient and works well. He heats his shop, 32X74 (in floor heat) and his house including the hot water with it. Electric back up in the house and gas in the shop. If I build a new house at the farm (32 miles) I will heat house and shop with one. Wood is getting expensive but we do have wooded land with blowdowns and thinning there is enough to heat with.
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