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13469
One question that I had related to the size of the pipes for heat transfer. Did you say that you have two- 4 inch pipes or two- 24 inch pipes. Either scale...
samiamrd
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Mar 1, 2007
2:46 pm
13470
Well I let this pass because I didn't see where it had wood heat content. Seeing as the list is a little slow, I'll poke at it Corregated pipe is not good for...
agoldink
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Mar 1, 2007
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13471
I am so happy and impressed at not only how beautiful my new fireplace insert is, but how effectively it heats!!! And I'm still in the break-in period, so I...
Rick
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Mar 1, 2007
6:24 pm
13472
Hi Beachbody, I cut, split, and stack much of my own wood. Sometimes I scrounge wood from people who've had trees cut down and leave the logs roadside ... ...
Kathy
dolphin_gal2000
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Mar 2, 2007
2:09 am
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WHAT KIND OF STOVE DO YOU HAVE? WHAT CLIMATE DO YOU LIVE IN? I ONLY DEPENEDED ON SCROUNGING WHEN IN RAN OUT OF EVERYTHING ELSE THAT I HAD PREPARED FOR: THE...
Timothy&Deborah Burns
woodburner13
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Mar 2, 2007
2:27 am
13475
I have a Vermont Casting "Defiant", circa 1975, and I live in south Jersey (with a couple of jaunts to Florida in the winter). Hey, if I'm coming back from...
Kathy
dolphin_gal2000
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Mar 2, 2007
2:38 am
13478
Tip for wood scrougers. All electric power line companies have a schedule at which they have their lines cut cleared. Get the schedule of where they will be ...
agoldink
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Mar 2, 2007
4:05 pm
13480
For 5 years, i installed 8'' insulated accordian type ductwork from a wood burner in the garage to a window in the kitchen. the length was 35 feet with 5 of...
kenauggie
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Mar 3, 2007
1:50 am
13481
Anyone know where I might find parts (top and back plates) for an old Morso 1125?...
micawber99
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Mar 3, 2007
5:39 am
13483
We are remodeling our modest home and part of renovation includes installing a zero clearance wood burning fireplace in our living room. We have only one good,...
buckskinmn
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Mar 3, 2007
12:26 pm
13484
Try a Quadrafire Wood insert - I think they have zero clearence stoves. We just picked one up for our fireplace this year - it is a smaller one 3100i - but it...
Keith McHugh
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Mar 3, 2007
12:51 pm
13485
buck Sounds like your existing fireplace is a heatalator. I believe the doors would have been a customer add on somewhere along the way. Save your $900. It's a...
Miro
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Mar 3, 2007
2:53 pm
13488
Over the past couple of months I posted a couple of questions during the design of my new home. We finally finished up the drawings and now I am having second...
Rich Garcia
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Mar 3, 2007
3:35 pm
13489
Hello... I am new and would like to know if anyone knows about masonary heaters? They can be very costly to be built. However, it is suppose to be the #1...
jacqueline_mccormack
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Mar 3, 2007
11:45 pm
13490
http://www.csia.org/homeowners.htm<http://www.csia.org/homeowners.htm> Jacq, Can't say I know a lot about them but I was present when the one pictured in the...
ROBERT BELFER
chimneyman1
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Mar 4, 2007
1:17 am
13493
Isokern doesn't have a dealer anywhere close (West central Minnesota is where I live). So what you're telling me is that there are no non- masonry woodburning...
buckskinmn
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Mar 4, 2007
1:23 pm
13494
Hi all, I've been working on a document called The Argument in Favor of Wood Heating for several months and finally posted it to the woodheat.org web site late...
John Gulland
johngulland2000
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Mar 4, 2007
1:30 pm
13495
The old masonry fireplace has a pretty sharp angle in the chimney. Seems they built it alongside the flue rather than going straight up. So the angle of the...
buckskinmn
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Mar 4, 2007
1:31 pm
13496
Can you take a wood stove and build masonry around it to get one? ROBERT BELFER <neptunechimney@...> wrote:...
F G
hwp3397
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Mar 4, 2007
1:55 pm
13497
Not that I know of. You could use a masonry mass near the stove to act as a heat sink. We did that at our last house but the stove did not radiate enough heat...
ROBERT BELFER
chimneyman1
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Mar 4, 2007
2:21 pm
13498
Very interesting and informative read. Given the new voluntary EPA standards for outdoor wood burning furnaces, do you think the furnaces that comply with...
springbrookfarm1
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Mar 4, 2007
3:21 pm
13499
Buck The first question to answer is, "Do you want to regularly supplement your central heat by burning wood ?" If the answer is yes then I believe the once in...
Miro
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Mar 4, 2007
8:28 pm
13500
Buck The picture I get is that you have a masonry fireplace and 6 - 8 feet away is the chimney and you have a metal flue pipe coming out the top of the ...
Miro
mirozieba
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Mar 4, 2007
8:37 pm
13501
I can't remember who first suggested that I check with dealers for clearance items, but I'm glad they said it! We bought a Jotul F400 Castine, Ivory porcelain...
Joe
dusthalo
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Mar 4, 2007
10:36 pm
13502
Joe, I suggest you talk to whoever you are going to inspect it before you start and ask him what he will need to see. Sometimes, after the fact inspections are...
ROBERT BELFER
chimneyman1
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Mar 4, 2007
11:14 pm
13503
What I found the most interesting was the Energy Return On Energy Invested figures. As I suspected, atomic power is really bad, only 4:1. Coal is better at...
Bob Reite
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Mar 4, 2007
11:33 pm
13504
Good point, thanks for thinking of it for me! The chimney that will contain the stainless steel flue pipe is a straight shot, so removing the cap and looking...
Joe
dusthalo
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Mar 4, 2007
11:37 pm
13505
That's about where I am as well: wood harvested from my own 3-acre lot adjacent to our house, it transported by wheelbarrow. What I can't haul by hand will be...
Joe
dusthalo
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Mar 4, 2007
11:46 pm
13506
Joe, You really can't go wrong if one of your main goals in heating with wood is to save money. It takes effort and time on your part, but the payoff is...
Tim Novak
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Mar 5, 2007
12:17 am
13507
It was two 4" pipes we insulated them well but still got water in the lines. It was a total failure. So we are going to move on to mabey a outdoor wood burner...
lgillmangines
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Mar 5, 2007
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