Waste oil heater

[sandhills-elect]

Do any of you have any knowledge on wast oil heaters as far as best heater, easiest to clean and work on. My brother is going to buy one to put in his new shop, they have a (Clean Burn ) where he works but he said they are expensive and a pain to clean. There are cheaper brands out there just don't know whitch is the best, looking for opinions. Thanks for the Help Brent.

 

[skidsteer.ca]

This is the extent of my knowledge , not quite what your thinking but there are many more on here. Maybe some good and bad points. Also thing there has beens some discussion at www.tractorbynet.com, try a seach there too
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDxo_HbWN4M
Ken

 

[mrfixitpaul]

This is the extent of my knowledge , not quite what your thinking but there are many more on here. Maybe some good and bad points. Also thing there has beens some discussion at www.tractorbynet.com, try a seach there too
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDxo_HbWN4M
Ken

I currently run 2 heaters. 1 is a clean burn hot air furnace and the other is an energylogic boiler. Both are easy enough to clean. The clean burn goes longer between cleanings. The cleanburn has around 5000 hrs and the energylogic has around 2500 hrs and neither one has had any problems. One advantage of the energylogic is the built in air compressor.

 

[sandhills-elect]

I currently run 2 heaters. 1 is a clean burn hot air furnace and the other is an energylogic boiler. Both are easy enough to clean. The clean burn goes longer between cleanings. The cleanburn has around 5000 hrs and the energylogic has around 2500 hrs and neither one has had any problems. One advantage of the energylogic is the built in air compressor.

Thanks for the reply. Bought a 400hr Invo 8 heater company 240,000 btu.