Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
Outdoor Furnaces - Manufacturers WITH EPA-Certified Models => Central Boiler => Topic started by: woodywoodchucker on October 15, 2013, 03:25:45 AM
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In my 5036 I have been loading it with brush and junk wood and some junk mail as well. I don't use it during the summer except to get rid of this stuff. Question is does it do damage to the stove burning for a short time and then cooling down again. Temp may get to 170 or so.
I've done this probably 3 times through the summer.
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In my 5036 I have been loading it with brush and junk wood and some junk mail as well. I don't use it during the summer except to get rid of this stuff. Question is does it do damage to the stove burning for a short time and then cooling down again. Temp may get to 170 or so.
I've done this probably 3 times through the summer.
No, I can't see it hurting anything, the steel only getting to 170-180 and slowly cooling doesn't amount to much
I was however told at a training that many of the inks that are used in print are highly corrosive though when burned..... But bests me
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In my 5036 I have been loading it with brush and junk wood and some junk mail as well. I don't use it during the summer except to get rid of this stuff. Question is does it do damage to the stove burning for a short time and then cooling down again. Temp may get to 170 or so.
I've done this probably 3 times through the summer.
Just don't burn anything plastic. You probably know this. My dealer told me about a 5036 that failed (rust and leaks) within 3 yrs. Guy had been burning disposable baby diapers. By products from that accelerate corrosion. I was getting ready to burn some feed and seed sacks but looked closely at them and realized they were woven plastic.