A couple of boiler questions.

My home has BBHW heat with an oil fired burner and I also have a Pioneer top vent I'm using now to keep the boiler from running. So I'm familiar with coal but would like to simplify my situation and just replace my boiler with a coal boiler and had some of questions.
First cost, I checked http://www.valleystoveandfireplace.com but the boiler wasn't listed.
Second does the propane option replace the oil or is it tri-fuel? Option cost?
DHWC standard or option. Option cost?
Availability?

Thanks

The boiler hasn't been added to the valley stove and fireplace site, it is however listed on the leisure line site. The boiler comes standard with an oil gun. You can get a propane or natural gas burner instead of the oil gun as an upcharge option. The boiler comes with a 3 gpm domestic coil standard and a 5 gpm coil is optional. The boilers are currenlty avaliable at leisure line dealers.

mmroadster wrote:snip... Second does the propane option replace the oil or is it tri-fuel? Option cost?
DHWC standard or option. Option cost? Availability? Thanks

THe boiler retails for $3.995 with oil,the burner for propane and natural gas (same burner for both fuels, just drill orifice for fuel used) adds around $600 to the cost and replaces the oil unit. Boiler comes with a 3 gpm DHW coil standard, an optional 5 gpm coil adds around $140 retail. Boilers are available for immediate delivery to your local dealer. Stolz Stoves in Bloom will have a unit next week after the owner returns from the HPBA show in Salt Lake City.