This is the best go-over of the functional aspects of this line of machines, and how to access them, that I have seen. Despite the presenter not having a camera person and not being very articulate, the information content is top notch. Also, my comment on burning green or wet wood -- it's just plain dumb. People burning in wood stoves like to prolong and slow down the burn, which is why oak is popular, but modern appliances with good control allow you to burn pine or any dry wood, and the stove plus the heat content of the conducting water and the heated buildings can smooth out the burn. The most important thing is to burn completely at high efficiency so that you use much less wood and emit less junk. Burning wet wood is going to make it harder for even a well-designed stove to burn completely, and it will contribute more creosote into the heat exchanger and flue system, where somebody is going to have to clean it off.

Nice overview man ... much appreciated. We just installed one and I'm still figuring out all the details on the stove

Great Video. Heading out to put a down payment this week. Thanks for the awesome information!!

Thank you for this very informative video! We just got a central boiler unit and their website videos are not that in depth and informative. Your video is hands on; and you tell it like it is. Can you do a trouble shooting video; like why and what you should do if your unit hits "boil." Maybe a video on all the cleaning?

I got the 960 set to finish the installation in a couple weeks

Would you put a cap on your stack?? I know there not supplied but seems like you would. Great video. I’m Starting my 760 shortly for the first time, using for radiant floor heat source.

Hi Gary from the UK here just wanted to know why is the pumps fitted on the flow and NOT on the return to the boiler, in the UK we always fit pumps on the return we find the pumps run cooler this extends the life of the pumps, I'm an old heating and ventilation engineer. Great video very interesting and informative keep them coming

I'm just wondering what is the best differential setting between the high and low water temperature?

does anyone have a measurement on the secondary stepper? i have a new motor ordered and just don't feel the secondary is opening far enough.

hi there like to get one nice unit john

How big of boiler needed for a 1200 square foot mobile home

How many square feet does the 760 heat?

Not sure how you're evaluating the CB to be "at the top" of the EPA list. There are at least 3 other brands on the list in your link that are higher efficiency and lower emissions. We looked at CB for a new boiler but the requirement to have to send in water samples yearly on a strict timeframe, otherwise your warranty can be voided by CB, turned us off. We ended up going with an interior boiler made in Europe. It works great so far but we'll see how it works over a decade or two.

Greg judy!? Lol

Great units Kevin. The reality in 2022 is nobody can afford these units thanks to what Joe Biden and the Democrats have done to destroy the economy. I truly feel sad for the younger generation, just being able to acquire a house now days. People who would disagree with my statement just haven’t realized just how much damage has been inflicted; no one will escape what is coming. I’m a combat disabled veteran rated 100% permanent and total and I humbly submit the company’s really don’t care about what others have sacrificed, discounts are to promote the company to the public.

Can certainly see the cheapness in central boiler in the last number of years. Having owned one for eighteen years I can tell you that their warranty isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on. Crow royal makes by far a more superior less complex furnace & actually warrants what they sell.

I was a dealer for about 17 yrs Just curious why you aren’t anymore

I didn't know these burnt coal. Thought it was wood.