Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
Outdoor Furnaces - Manufacturers with NON EPA-Certified Models Only => Home Made => Topic started by: newmod on October 06, 2014, 03:51:01 PM
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Where can I find a probe well for the RANCO 111000 aquastat? I bought one for my last burner years ago that I built. Can't seem to find another one.
Newmod
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try this link and see if they have what you need.
http://www.mac-weld.com/index.php/products (http://www.mac-weld.com/index.php/products)
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They are not easy to find. I have a 100 of them on the way. I will probably getting around $10 shipped for them.
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Make your own. Super easy. I think I used a 12 inch piece of quarter inch copper, capped one end, then soldered that to a brass fitting that fit the bung.
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Make your own. Super easy. I think I used a 12 inch piece of quarter inch copper, capped one end, then soldered that to a brass fitting that fit the bung.
Actually the sensor for the Ranco is 1/4" OD. might try a piece of 5/16 or 3/8" even. I went to our local welding shop and grabbed a piece of half inch brass they had in the scrap barrel, chucked it in the lathe, bored a hole not quite thru it, turned it down then used a 1/2 pipe die to cut the threads, homemade thermo well for about three beers.
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This is the one I got with my Ranco kit.
http://www.altheatsupply.com/stainless-steel-dry-well-1241.html (http://www.altheatsupply.com/stainless-steel-dry-well-1241.html)
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Maybe it was 5/16 that I got. I know that the probe fit snug and slid tightly into the pipe.
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Maybe it was 5/16 that I got. I know that the probe fit snug and slid tightly into the pipe.
Actually my previous post was a brain fart, was thinking OD on the copper pipe for some reason.
I bought mine off ebay, got two twelve inch wells for 15 bucks with shipping.