Part II is back. I see the warranty is pro-rated down to 20% at 25 years for a complete replacement. How do they handle replacement part under warranty? Sorry Krispin, we were editing so the videos changed, Part 2 disappeared for a while, I was also trying to reply to your question and I deleted it by mistake so I will answer it here. The way the warranty is handled is they would give you 20% off a brand new replacement Econoburn.
Am i seeing right or just at 10 mins -12secs in there seems to a bronze bushing with a big lump of Mig welding attached on to same, seemly used to secure that bushing to a bracket....strange.... or am i just not getting it...
Nice stove but way over complicated in my opinion. Wood furnace tech used to be a LOT more affordable and simple. In New York you can install this system with up to 8-10k in incentives for the LOW price of $30,000!!!! I wonder who was in charge of identifying the customer base that relies on wood heat to survive the winter.
Part II is back. I see the warranty is pro-rated down to 20% at 25 years for a complete replacement. How do they handle replacement part under warranty?
Sorry Krispin, we were editing so the videos changed, Part 2 disappeared for a while, I was also trying to reply to your question and I deleted it by mistake so I will answer it here. The way the warranty is handled is they would give you 20% off a brand new replacement Econoburn.
So if a commercial customer needs in excess of 200,000 btu just instal two or more units.
Am i seeing right or just at 10 mins -12secs in there seems to a bronze bushing with a big lump of Mig welding attached on to same, seemly used to secure that bushing to a bracket....strange.... or am i just not getting it...
Nice stove but way over complicated in my opinion. Wood furnace tech used to be a LOT more affordable and simple. In New York you can install this system with up to 8-10k in incentives for the LOW price of $30,000!!!! I wonder who was in charge of identifying the customer base that relies on wood heat to survive the winter.