Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
Outdoor Furnaces - Manufacturers WITH EPA-Certified Models => WoodMaster => Topic started by: jcappe on October 09, 2008, 03:17:04 PM
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Finished the install yesterday. Here are some pics of the finished product.
If this aquastat gets below 110 degrees the propane furnace will kick in.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v396/baggin_bucks/woodburner2.jpg)
The beast itself
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v396/baggin_bucks/woodburner3.jpg)
90 ft of Timesaver piping
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v396/baggin_bucks/woodburner4.jpg)
My wife will finally have enough hot water to fill her jet tub :-*
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v396/baggin_bucks/woodburner1.jpg)
Our 4 seasons room is on the west side of the house and is full of windows. This will be our second winter in the house. Last winter there was a noticeable temp difference between the 4 seasons room and the rest of the house. I zig zagged pex through the floor joist to try and create some extra heat and last night when the boiler was going for the test run I could feel the "hot spots" in the floor! For the extra $80-$100 in pex and fittings I figured I would give it a try. Once i get the basement and floor joist insulated and sheet rocked it should make a big difference. I don't think I've ever actually looked forward to winter other than winter means I get to go hunting but this year is a little different, I'm kind of excited to get it stoked up and start heating. My wife says I'm worse than a kid at Christmas. ;D
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Very nice install. I hope to get mine finished up in the next week or so.
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very nice, have you ever had your owb loose enough heat to trigger you aquastat to run you furnace on propane. my install is simular, and i am curious if they really work. thank you