Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
Outdoor Furnaces - Manufacturers WITH EPA-Certified Models => HeatMaster => Topic started by: tinfoilhat2020 on December 26, 2017, 02:04:47 PM
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Hey guys I've got some considerable drippage at the door into that pan I'm having to empty in about every 2 days what is the best way to tighten the Firebox door? I seem to have a small drip right by the Locking pin on the bottom left side
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You've adjusted the roller in? It's on a carriage bolt in a slot.
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No I haven't Eldon actually I just think I watched your video on how to do that and then I'm going to go attempt that.. Lol
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Sometimes I've seen some gunk build up on the face of the door jamb and allow drips through a spot too.
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Probably coming from some of that green slab wood you’ve been experimenting with. If it goes away with dry wood I wouldn’t do anything, you can only tighten em up so far then the gasket starts to lose elasticity.
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Yup, I've burned some fairly green blocks in mine here and there the last couple months. They make heat but the condensation increases quite a bit.
I still brainstorm about heating a dry kiln with my stove. Haven't had the time to chase it. I think a small warm room with a cold wall and condensate drain underneath would work great.
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I havebt burned any green slab wood the past week or so. All ash and oak now with colder temps. I actually think most of the water in my tray in from the damn snow we got for about 5 days straight. Past 2 days no snow and very little moisture in the tray. It is still dripping a tiny bit but nothing substantial