The Log Boiler Walkthrough

[clancycabinets]

Great unit. I have been using mine for 2 seasons. Tom is excellent. Great service. Really helpful. I can't say enough good about my unit. It is great opening the lid and dropping 10' logs in. If my bobcat can lift it, it goes in. No more back breaking loading, no splitting of wood. You get what you pay for.

[gomezadams]

This was a very interesting video. Of all the wood boiler videos I've watched, I think this boiler would be perfect for off grid living. If the home owner is just beginning to clear their site for preparation to build their home, I think this unit would not only provide more than enough heat for all the structures. But because of your design, they could also burn the stumps from the trees they cut down while clearing. I think that is very cool given that most people usually just make a burn pile and burn the stumps. Good work guys!

[jamesshanks]

Lot of thought went into the design for this log boiler. I especially like using the chain to remove ashes from the firebox instead of a screw conveyer as the chain is far more capable and less likely to jam due to steel and dirt in the wood supply.

[austinthemm]

This is awesome....can I get one up here in northwest MI?

[rigginsranch]

Pretty cool. How thick is the insulation on the outside of the firebox? How thick is the bottom plate on the firebox? I’ve bent metal by dropping logs on it. Also how often do you have to restock it? I know there are a lot of variables like outside temp water temp coming back to the boiler and if you are green or old wood

[MikroMack]

This machine looks perfect. Such a back saver. I have an industrial size wood doctor boiler which is great, but your boiler is perfected and looks much easier to load and maintain. Great job!! Do you have different sizes?

[Gus-co]

Doesn’t look like it has any fire tubes so I’m guessing not super efficient.