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7484
hi Bob-I use a stainless steel deep fry circular wire scoop you can find in some kitchen supply stores.I scoop up the ash,charcoal mixture, give it a few ...
knute wolter
knutewolter
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Nov 1, 2005
8:13 am
7485
Dear Bob, Thank you for giving me some food for thought. My instant thought would be run a Google for lye, uses of. However, if you want to use it for anything...
John Locke
alanbstarduk
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Nov 1, 2005
10:36 am
7486
This is not a time to play around with an installation. Get professional help with the design and install to ensure that you have the proper wall protection...
samiamrd
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Nov 1, 2005
1:54 pm
7487
THE STONE IS CALLED FIREBRICK THAT IS AVAILABLE AT MOST PROFESSIONAL MASONARY SUPPLY STORES. IT'S COMMON FOR THEM TO CRACK. cyanizblue <saxun@...>...
Dan wittenbreder
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Nov 1, 2005
2:06 pm
7488
Hello all, I've been reading about this installation about this for about 3 months now and I now feel prepared to do the install. Basically, we purchased a...
medphys3
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Nov 1, 2005
5:18 pm
7489
I just installed my royall wood boiler. The dealer said that since I am not burning coal it would be OK to install some sort of flapper or valve on the draft...
j_gehman122
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Nov 1, 2005
8:06 pm
7490
YOu have got to be kidding about the following:But in the UK, you can only use chemical cleaners/uncloggers on specific days, as the sewerage works will find...
jimstovono
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Nov 1, 2005
10:25 pm
7491
I do not gest mate about this. When I mention sewerage works, can we think municipal size complexes, serving towns & villages 2,500 + people. In my own...
John Locke
alanbstarduk
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Nov 2, 2005
12:19 am
7492
Hi, I just picked up an insert and was wondering if it would be OK to install it directly into the fireplace without the use of a separate flue pipe. My...
andy_kino
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Nov 2, 2005
1:09 pm
7493
Andy, Here are some reasons to install a full stainless steel liner from the insert flue collar to the top of the chimney. 1. Every wood burning device needs a...
John Gulland
mrwoodheat
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Nov 2, 2005
2:19 pm
7494
Thank You John. I guess it would be best to install a liner, especially due to the fact that my existing chimney is so big. Is a stainless flexible type...
andy_kino
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Nov 2, 2005
2:35 pm
7495
Andy, Either rigid or flex is fine, since they conform to the same certification tests. If you use rigid, you'd need to use a chunk of flex to get through the...
John Gulland
mrwoodheat
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Nov 2, 2005
2:54 pm
7496
Sourcing a combustor.. Customer Service? My folks have a 1995 Extrordinair FPX44A-ZC fireplace, and upon inspecting the combustor it was determined we should...
stevemeylink
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Nov 2, 2005
7:48 pm
7497
Well Mate, I have absolutely no clue what you are talking about and what kind of "specific problem" you could possibly have had to call for filling a 4 inch...
jimstovono
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Nov 2, 2005
10:45 pm
7498
Bravo!--- In woodheat@yahoogroups.com, "stevemeylink" <meylink66@h...>...
larry
ptots_1953
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Nov 2, 2005
11:02 pm
7499
Well I would like to see what the respective authorities would have to say to you, if you poured 4 X 45 gallon drums of concentrated acid down such a sewerage...
John Locke
alanbstarduk
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Nov 2, 2005
11:12 pm
7500
I just aquired & installed an old Englander 24FC. I bought it at an auction & paid only $30 for it & it appears to be in good shape however there is no manual...
cpa2000
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Nov 3, 2005
2:57 am
7501
I took a piece of stove pipe trimming, cut a 12x2" strip. Bent it 90 degrees with a hammer, then cut 1/2" teeth spaced 1/2' apart with tin snips. Took same...
agoldink
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Nov 3, 2005
4:15 am
7502
The two knobs on the front are screw draft control, during start up of the cold stove, I would leave the door cracked about an inch. After it is started close...
agoldink
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Nov 3, 2005
4:15 am
7503
Thanks for the info. That helps a lot. Still can't figure this door out. With the handle dropped down, by it's own weight, the locking lever on the inside of...
cpa2000
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Nov 3, 2005
11:41 am
7504
Good work with the scraps and a little hammering. You home brewed a nice tool to get the job done. If I had to separate ash from charcol, I would use a good...
samiamrd
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Nov 3, 2005
1:33 pm
7505
Home was built in 1974 and we bought it 4 years ago. Refractory bricks in the back have broken up and I need to replace them. Problem is, the only...
joe
slagks10
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Nov 3, 2005
6:06 pm
7506
Hi all... I'm pretty new here... Been reading though the tons of info here over the last month or so. I'm ripping out my worthless cheapie metal fireplace,fake...
Byron Wells
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Nov 3, 2005
8:52 pm
7507
Anyone here ever install an outside air source for a free standing wood stove? I just installed a Waterford Trinity stove and it in fact has an air duct. The...
Team Slope
albertstepha...
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Nov 3, 2005
9:33 pm
7508
I was thinking about running water lines in my basement floor for heating with a wood boiler when I build my house in the spring...but a thought occurred to...
ccvonholten
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Nov 3, 2005
10:28 pm
7509
You could use rabbit cage flooring for that screen, 14 guage pretty stout. I pull everything to the front of the stove, then push the coals back with the rake....
agoldink
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Nov 3, 2005
11:56 pm
7510
There are pictures of an englander on this site in the photo section. That is the closed position. Even if you have to weld a door tab on then grind to a nice...
agoldink
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Nov 3, 2005
11:56 pm
7511
We recently purchased and installed a large (170,000 BTU)Harman SF3500 dual fuel furnace to heat our woodworking operation. Although I generally rely on...
antons987
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Nov 4, 2005
12:07 am
7512
Heres a weird question for the group. Is there a reason why some woodstoves put out a lot of thick white smoke while others show no signs of smoke at all. My...
juggernaut
giarc_dranrab
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Nov 4, 2005
12:23 am
7513
Hi Albert, That is my exact configuration. I have an outside air duct and it really does add to the air feeding the fire. Of course, you could not hook up...
John Walsh
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Nov 4, 2005
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