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easiest way would be to move to Australia though not the cheapest......Oh wait then cooling might be a problem
The end of the story, it took me nearly a day to organize help, to pump down the stuff from one fuel cell, refill it with some proper winter diesel to get to the next fuel station in the middle of the mountains. One week later, when I have visited my parents for Christmas, my mother could still smell the odour of diesel surrounding me.
The exhaust pipe in the photos seems to discharge into the living space. Isn't there a risk of carbon monoxide poisoning? At the very least, a decent CO alarm would seem sensible, particularly given the provenance of the product. There's little difference between these fuel fired heaters and any other fossil fuel powered heater in terms of their ability to use up oxygen and thus cause partial combustion. I believe you'd be prosecuted if you installed something like this as a professional. Perhaps I've missed something and I don't mean to cause offence but it may be something you've overlooked and should take into consideration.
......... it was the middle of wisconsin winter -20f not uncommon, .................... and in spring when the gas line could be dug the new furnace was installed.
Quote from: tghs on January 01, 2021, 03:22:02 PM......... it was the middle of wisconsin winter -20f not uncommon, .................... and in spring when the gas line could be dug the new furnace was installed.Jeez, I would not want to live anywhere where you needed to wait until the spring thaw to be able to dig a trench in the ground.Mike