Oil burner conversion from wood
I have a 2x8' wood fired arch and I'm considering moving to an oil burner conversion. It looks like a Carlin 301 would be the correct sized oil burner; however, I am wondering what a comparable Riello oil burner would be for my 2x8? I am hoping to concentrate from 2%-8%+ with my two post 4x40 RO that I'm in the process of building, in hopes I won't have to cut, split, stack, and handle wood so many times or that I shouldn't have to burn too much oil. I do like the idea of quick on and off with the boil and what seems to be ease of use.
Also, has anyone found used Carlin or Riello burners anywhere or are they really tough to come by? Just getting started on this journey so any input is appreciated. Thanks.
Chad
2014: 12 taps, 5 gal buckets
2015: 15 taps on bags
2016: 150 taps: 100 on bags, 50 on 3/16" natural vac, 2x8 AUF/AOF Homebuilt Arch, 2x8 SL Drop Flu & Auto Draw, SL Propane Canner/Bottler
2017: 225 taps: Built Lean to, Added SL hood, preheater, concentric exhaust, SL SS 7" SB Filter Press
2018: 180 taps: Added Shurflo to 50 - 3/16", Auto fill sensor to head tank
2019: No tapping
2020: 175 taps
2021: 300 taps, homemade RO and releaser
2022: 600+ taps