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Dual Fuel Boilers

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  • 14-01-2008 10:47am
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    HotRodDub
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    Hi,
    I'm looking to know where I could buy a dual fuel boiler, as in an oil burner with the option to switch to solid fuel if desired.

    If it goes against rules of the board to post places for purchase then a make/model of such a boiler would be great and I could source it myself.

    Thanks


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    smashey
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    Moved to Gardening/DIY.


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    JamesM
    Registered Users Posts: 1,775 ✭✭✭JamesM


    HotRodDub wrote: »
    Hi,
    I'm looking to know where I could buy a dual fuel boiler, as in an oil burner with the option to switch to solid fuel if desired.

    If it goes against rules of the board to post places for purchase then a make/model of such a boiler would be great and I could source it myself.

    Thanks

    They were popular in the 80s, but because the oil side of things would not be very efficient, I don't think that there are many around now.
    Jim.


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    djmc
    Registered Users Posts: 1,611 ✭✭✭djmc


    I have a baxi multiheat that can burn corn wheat barley beans wood chips or wood pellets have used all of above
    I keeped the old oil boiler where it was and use it in late spring early fall to knock chill out of house aprox 1 hour use in evening or morning
    also have solid fuel stove with backboiler for turf logs etc
    just add to your system in use


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