SEE COALGUNS AT BLOOMSBURG FAIR!!!

For anyone in the Bloomsburg, PA area stop by the Bloomsburg Fair to see the Coalgun on display! We are leaving Wednesday September 19th to set up and the Fair runs thu September 30th!!

Ben,will the coal guns be up and running

Spark them up, Ben , and hope for some cooler weather so you blast the fair guys with some Heat!

There will not be a burning unit. Yes the cool weather is on its way and our Coalgun sales have already surpassed all of last year! We had 75 built for stock back in May and I have 4 left out of that batch. We are currently working 3 shifts, 12 hour days to get another 50 completed by mid October. We are not sure what has sparked the coal "explosion" but we are very happy to see it.

BENAHSMAN wrote:We are not sure what has sparked the coal "explosion" but we are very happy to see it.

A lot of people were hoping fuel would go down after last winter...now that the leaves are changing and heating oil is 3.50+ they are getting nervous. Are you seeing an "explosion" with the wood units as well?

Perhaps those who are seeing 'Sticker Shock" at the Gas and Diesel Pumps are finally using their heads before they cannot afford to heat their own homes. Those folks that can't or won't use coal can sure save a tidy sum with your SUPER Efficient Wood Gun Boilers.

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We have sold out of E100's and E140's but should have stock units ready by next week. The larger Woodgun's are not selling as fast.

Can someone explain in laymans terms what is a "coalgun"?

Can I hunt deer with one?

If you could hunt deer with them I would be the happiest man in the world!!
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Ben

Thank you for the giving me the lowdown!

Very happy biz is going great for you as well and happy to see some people are waking up and doing something to save themselves some money as on their heating bills.