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Thats what your dealer is for......Ask him to come look at it. Thats his job.

++1 also look at a Heatsource 1 they are like the heatmor but with a little better parts. Check them all out but just buy one that a dealer is near you cuz you will need parts. Here are a few I would look at Heatsource 1 (im a dealer so I like them more) Heatmor Central Boiler (over...

Do not use PVC or CPVC it wont last at that heat. I do know for a fact I seen CPVC used and lasted for about 2.5 years then it failed. PEX pipe is about less then $.85 a foot use it and dont be worried. For the underground pipe keep it below the frost line.....Just a good rule of thumb.

I have welded alot of 500gal propane tanks with no problems or smell... Let them sit put about 3 gals of bleach and fill it with water. Let them sit for about 3 days and drain. Good to go. No smell!

Taco, 3way zone valve. Works very well, 24v (ac)....Works great.

Put it before the pump intake, make sure you can bypass. Its pretty easy to do but most of the time you will need alot of "fittings". Make sure your aquastate is on the return side of pump so you can get a good reading on what temp it is.

Microflex is a 5" tile filled with pex foam.... Best out there as far as I know. We have it in MI or call a dealer near you. Remember water is the biggest heat stealer....Keep it dry.

I know those love units well..... Did you make sure when you programed it you set it for heat? I run it on N/O (breaking the hot side) 10diff in water temp.... Call dwyer they have some really good tech guys, Good luck

Keep in mind you mite need to replace the top soon....It happens like this. So I take it you have a down draft furnce?

There is many Ideas on if its a good idea or not. I dont like the idea for a few.. 1. The water that is sitting in the pipes get kinda cold about 120 or even less. Its not good to have a 60 degree temp diff going in to the stove...Kinda will shock the sytstem also could damage the stove...

Well if I would of read post #6 I wouldnt have to type....LOL I thought from your first post it was a OWB.....Ok ...Dam I fell :censored: dumb....LOL

Nice point.....But you have to pump water to the house...so you are pumping water in to the side arm. Yes if your where to pump the drinking water in the side arm then you would want to flow the water in to the top..... If you are doing a normal hook up with a normal side arm you need to...

+1 you have it all the way right!!!!

It works both ways I have hooked up over 200 or so of them....THE BEST WAY IS THE HOT IN TO THE BOTTOM>>>>>> trust me and the other outdoor wood boiler guys.....CB, heatsource1, heatmore, Freeheat,empire,and every other wood boiler tells them to hook up the hot to the bottom of the side arm.

Ask your dealer to use the tool for free.....You spent alot of money for the stove he can let you use the tool......CRIMPS is what I use....less then $.45.....................................

Keep it deep about 42", if you keep the temp up on the outside of the pipe it will lose less heat....

Look at a heatsource 1 there better then a heatmor.... Stainless just last longer thats all there is to it! if they cracked all the time they wouldnt be around any more. Thats a big myth.

YUp I must agree......LOL:notrolls2:

OK I dont think so, I have never heard that and been doing this for almost 10 years. I am not saying your wroung but i want to know!

Go with stainless, Trust me I get about 3 to 5 calls a year from people asking me why there is water coming in my firebox.....All of those stoves are mild steel!!!! Mild steel will last long if you take care of it....But heatmor I thought was all stainless, and if your looking for a OWB look at...