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OWB Owners, what's your set point?
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<blockquote data-quote="NRwooduser" data-source="post: 1868653" data-attributes="member: 35243"><p>I run my Taylor as hot as I can without boiling.On at 165 off at 185.After it turns off the fan the fire still burns a little and usually goes up to about 195 to 200. The fire still burns a little cause I had to change the fan and I put a bigger fan and a small amount of air is coming through the opening on the fan. It smokes a lot less if you don't choke it completely down and the pumps and fans run a lot less when the water is hot. It takes electricity to run the pumps and fans. Saves on the electric bill. Keeping it hot keeps the creosote down and the pipes clean.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NRwooduser, post: 1868653, member: 35243"] I run my Taylor as hot as I can without boiling.On at 165 off at 185.After it turns off the fan the fire still burns a little and usually goes up to about 195 to 200. The fire still burns a little cause I had to change the fan and I put a bigger fan and a small amount of air is coming through the opening on the fan. It smokes a lot less if you don't choke it completely down and the pumps and fans run a lot less when the water is hot. It takes electricity to run the pumps and fans. Saves on the electric bill. Keeping it hot keeps the creosote down and the pipes clean. [/QUOTE]
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