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Maxim M250 Wood Pellet Corn Boiler
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June 6, 2010Maxim M250 Wood Pellet Corn Boiler
Central Boiler manufacturers the Maxim outdoor wood pellet and corn furnace. The Maxim outdoor wood pellet and corn furnace can heat an entire home, multiple buildings along with domestic water. The Maxim doesn’t take up valuable living space like indoor wood pellet stoves or corn stoves and is able to heat for days on a single fuel load. It is also efficient, saves as much as 75% on your heating costs and reduces your dependence on foreign oil by heating with renewable energy.
Maxim M250 Wood and Corn Pellet Boiler
$7,980 MSRP*
Door
15.5″ x 13.5″
Weight
1,310 lbs.
Water Capacity
90 Gallons
Maximum Btu
250,000
Hopper Capacity
11 Bushel (600 lbs.)
Two 4-foot chimney sections are standard.
Optional transfer auger and optional
43-bushel hex hopper available.
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User Review
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5 Comments
I put $2000 down on a Maximum wood pellet outdoor stove found out that I could not obtain insurance and the seller is refusing to give me my $2000 back be careful
I have Maxim M250 that I have been using for 8 winter’s now…It heats my 1400 sq foot home with a full basement plus my domestic hot water…I have been burning on the average 3 to 4 bags of hardwood pellets a day.
If You Plan on Purchasing One be Prepared to have Emergency Standby Electrical Power that switches on automatically in case of a power outage!!!… Otherwise the Pellet Stove will start to overheat and release antifreeze into the augers to safely prevent a back fire..
If this safety feature is activated your augers will be all gummed up with wet wood pellets and You will have One Big Headache Cleaning them!!!…
If You plan on using a automatic battery operated power converted purchase a pure sign wave one ..I use a Propane autostsrt Power Generator for mine….
I am considering the pellet boiler. Would like to know if anyone has hooked up a silo to theirs. If so where would I buy it. Thanks
We have been enjoying the warmth that the pellet furnace puts out when the weather is cold outside. HOwever, a mild winter is causing the fire to go out when the outdoor temp gets up over 40-45 degrees. We’ve been experimenting with increasing the auger setting but don’t want to waste more fuel than we have to. Also, we tend to keep the heat down to about 64 inside and the low draw from the furnace may contribute to the “fo” recurrence. We’ve gone through A BUNCH of propane in the first few months of running the furnace and would really like to find a solution soon. Lastly, we are averaging 2- 40 lb. bags/day with low setting on one red light. does that sound like an average?
thanks,
Burning really well here. Heating my home , hot water & 44×34 shop. With 6 zones 300 ft per zone. In the floor. Using a 75 % corn & 25% pellets mix. Oooh yes i have had my troubles too. But i clean it faithfully. I have maxim 250 & burning 1.5 bushels a day. Unless i crank up floor over 63 degrees, but that’s to hot for me. Still have to hook up my 2.5 poly silo. Need to sell 43 bushel Hopper ( from central boiler) good shape have stepped up.