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go to Wood Boiler Solutions LLC - Waupun, Wisconsin (WI) - Outdoor Wood Boiler/Stove Owners: Anti-Corrosion Chemical Program They can test your water and tell you want to do.

They are requiring Phase 2 units. It is very restrictive since EPA does not require them yet....

you are going to create a creasote monster IMO

Yeah but I can tell you that is a waste of time. You will not get enough draft if the unit is actually being used to go on up. IMO.

no run the damper control off the cold also.

You can do this using 2 ranco controls one running on hot and the other running on cold. They are wired in series as far as the fan connection the first will supply power to the second fan control. The first will run in cold mode turn off the power when the temp is below 120 the second will...

looks like my elm splits just like ithttp://www.arboristsite.com/images/icons/icon8.gif

I guess they would call it red. It is just elm to me.

like splitting a tree with cable in it. Never really splits just tear through it. I like the wood and use a lot of it but it does make u sweat.

hottub with cover uses very little heat to keep it at temp IMO and personal experience.

I have 4 different furnaces in my house, I have it installed on the returns on 2 downflow units, installed above the a coil on one, have below the a coil on another. I measure the duct temps, they run about the same. I cannot see any difference where the coil goes.

normally frost however some places have very high water tables. I prefer my pipes do not sit in water all the time.

nice 74 with Wood Boiler Heat Plant. Never below 70

really never seen anything like that at the hardwares i think you are referring to cinch clamps not tbolt clamps?

Central Boiler t-bolt clamps pex clamps. I have seen these clamps they use them on their pex connections. I bought a few they appear to be Chinese made but anyone have any idea where you can buy these things in bulk?

I used both high and regular silicone cheap expensive etc.... I personally cannot tell a difference. You are welcome to use the idea, we have tried it on the older boiler we used to make and it works fine. I personally prefer it over a gasket but in the manufacturing business it is not...

carful if below you may need a valve to bypass because the furnace may turn on if it thinks it is too hot. I have them on both side have 4 furnaces. Can tell little difference never burned up bearings using them for 10 years.

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ok here is a simple solution. 1. remove the gasket 2. where gasket was put a nice thick bead of silicone I prefer black 3. cover it with wax paper 4. shut the door but only lightly until the silicon sets up Once it is fully cured close door as normal. Perfect seal last long time and...

get rid of the flue. if it is not insulated you are getting reverse pressure from the temp drop