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Introducing Brand New Wood Furnace to Market - The Drolet Tundra!
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<blockquote data-quote="3fordasho" data-source="post: 5071401" data-attributes="member: 16254"><p>Ok, not going to install a barometric damper at this point anyway - I am going to permanently install a manometer to keep an eye on the draft.</p><p></p><p>I've had 2 or 3 instances where my flue temps are dropping too low (~200f or less) and no flame or secondary action in the box and it's not just down to coals.</p><p>This will occur if on a cold start or if I don't have a really good coal bed. I am letting the new load get well charred before I shut it down. Is this just the nature of a secondary reburn type firebox? The wood has been stacked and drying for 2-3 years. When this occurs there is a fresh coat of thin glossy creosote on my thermometer probe so I know this is not a good thing...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="3fordasho, post: 5071401, member: 16254"] Ok, not going to install a barometric damper at this point anyway - I am going to permanently install a manometer to keep an eye on the draft. I've had 2 or 3 instances where my flue temps are dropping too low (~200f or less) and no flame or secondary action in the box and it's not just down to coals. This will occur if on a cold start or if I don't have a really good coal bed. I am letting the new load get well charred before I shut it down. Is this just the nature of a secondary reburn type firebox? The wood has been stacked and drying for 2-3 years. When this occurs there is a fresh coat of thin glossy creosote on my thermometer probe so I know this is not a good thing... [/QUOTE]
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