roberto123

Thanks, I've got some big ass radiators which I've turned off for now as it's not so cold, so the Eber is just for hot water which I'm using for cleaning. So say you went out for the day, or stayed over night off your boat, would you turn your Eber off then? (Unless you wanted to keep the boat warm while away I guess).

Hi everyone Just bought a narrow boat and I haven't moved in yet, but have been going down to clean and clear some of the previous owners clutter! I was wondering about the eperspacher though. Mine has a manual switch on/off as far as I can see. Do you keep it running 24/7 when living on the boat or just fire it up when you need hot water? THis might seem like a silly question but I'm literally a narrow boat newbie!! thanks

You make a valid point and as we're heading into spring I hopefully won't need it much as there's radiators on the boat too. It was more the romanticism of the log burner and I thought that's what the boat had originally. Thanks for the safe advice 😁

Yeah, I had considered that. Thanks for your input 😁

Hi, yes like a multi stove but diesel. I'll try and get a pic tomorrow if that helps.

Thanks for the welcome, I'm back at the boat tomorrow so will check, but it is a stove kinda thing.

Ok, so as long as it's diesel free you think just go for it. Might need to devise a way of removing the ash, add a grate of some description I suppose.

Yeah, like a multi stove that runs on diesel. I've got radiators too so this is just in addition, for extra coziness.

Hi All First time narrow boat owner and just a quick heating question. I've got an oil burning stove for heat, would much prefer a wood burner. Is it possible to convert oil to wood and if so how easy/difficult is it? Thanks