Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
Outdoor Furnaces - Manufacturers WITH EPA-Certified Models => Central Boiler => Topic started by: Bud650 on October 27, 2014, 04:58:39 AM
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Hi all ! I bought a used e 1400 and with some great appreciated help I have installed it myself . Just a little background of my setup I own 14 wooded acres in Smithfield Maine I have a DK 35 Kioti tractor so i cut my own fire wood . I have been running a memco m 100 for the last 10 years so I am not new to wood boilers . I am new to this unpasteurized ODWB systems . I did install a 50 plate heat exchanger . My ODWB is 70 feet from the house and then 50 feet to the heat exchanger I am running a 007 pump on the ODWB . I know nothing about sizing pumps so that would be my first Question. Should change that pump to a bigger pump ? My second question is what do you use to clean in behind the air holes ? Any info any one else has would be greatly appreciated.
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We have a dealer in Brewer Maine that is quite familiar with CB's products, I would bet he could be lots of help for you, his name is Lyndon, you guys all know him as Big Wood, he normally is on here morning and evening, try to personal message him,he's a great guy and very willing to help.
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Hi all ! I bought a used e 1400 and with some great appreciated help I have installed it myself . Just a little background of my setup I own 14 wooded acres in Smithfield Maine I have a DK 35 Kioti tractor so i cut my own fire wood . I have been running a memco m 100 for the last 10 years so I am not new to wood boilers . I am new to this unpasteurized ODWB systems . I did install a 50 plate heat exchanger . My ODWB is 70 feet from the house and then 50 feet to the heat exchanger I am running a 007 pump on the ODWB . I know nothing about sizing pumps so that would be my first Question. Should change that pump to a bigger pump ? My second question is what do you use to clean in behind the air holes ? Any info any one else has would be greatly appreciated.
ericr1965 - Welcome to the forum. Lot's of smart people on here.
My E-Classic 1400 has a Taco 009-F5 on it (It came with it). I believe the 009-F5 has a higher head pressure on it as opposed to the 007. I may be wrong but someone with more knowledge than I will offer their expertise. Roger
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Spot on Roger
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Welcome aboard Eric. slim i actually stopped by on my way back home from being down south today to see Eric he is doing fine if Roger would contact him i think it might be a big help thanks Roger keep the CB's running
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Thanks to big wood for stopping by and looking at my system . Roger I would be very interested in talking to you more about fine tuning my e 1400.