Has anyone installed a hot air wood furnace

[just_sawing]

I am thinking of installing a US Stove 1600ef and was wondering has anyone installed one and had any thoughts on it.
Also do you have pictures of that installation.

[WH_Conley]

 I almost did. Check with you insurance company. A neighbor was remodeling his house that he had just inherited from him parents. He did not want the wood furnace and gave it to me. My insurance agent shot it down. My basement is one score of block too low. The regs are different from a stove and a furnace.

[r.man]

Just_sawing, do you mean an outside furnace that blows hot air into the house?

[just_sawing]

Yes I am looking at a us stove ef1600 for a mobile home that I rent out

[uplander]

 I am running a dual fuel forced air propane, wood and coal burning furnace. It is located in my basement and I am very happy with it's performance so far.

Uplander

[beenthere]

uplander
How long have you had it since installed?

[uplander]

 beenthere, I have had it running for 1 1/2 heating seasons so far. It has been installed longer than that in a house I am building totally by myself and the wife. We did all the ductwork ourselves.
The furnace has a 20 year prorated warranty and I have read reports of them working for 30 years with only minor maintanence issues.

Uplander

[just_sawing]

Does anyone have 1600ef us stove outdoor heater?

[dave_dj1]

I don't have one but it looks to be a decent unit. I have my own home brewed unit that works great.
Maybe you can find some reviews on line. I love having the mess outside.

[Handymark]

I used to have a smaller indoor unit made by the same company. Tractor Supply and Rural King sell them. It did well considering it was not an ideal set up with it not being hooked into the duct work and also being on one end of the house. My father in law has one of the indoor units sold at TSC and has built a small metal building to house it in. It sets away from the house about five feet and he uses flex duct to move the heat back and forth.