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Central Boiler / Re: How old is your Classic
« on: March 22, 2013, 09:05:59 PM »
mine is running since 1997 model cl-17. got the furnace used from a guy down the road who never use water treatment, or ashtroll. I redid the tin and insulation all around last year and the only thing wrong with it was a small "stress"crack close to the door, it was an easy fix.
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / looking for a manual for older cl-17
« on: October 28, 2012, 09:11:32 AM »
Hi, here I'm looking for a manual on those older central boiler model cl-17 and the one smaller cl-?? The furnace is about 10-12 years old. THe one with the draft on the side. My dealer near me have no info on them since they are only selling them for 6 years or so...
Thanks,
J.F.
Thanks,
J.F.
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: Homemade insulated PEX
« on: October 24, 2012, 04:39:40 PM »
Were are you in Ontario? I'm near Hawkesbury in eastern Ontario few miles from Quebec border.I did shop around for a wile before making my own. 12$ a foot its a good price.
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: Homemade insulated PEX
« on: October 23, 2012, 06:00:41 PM »
Did it my self also. I raped 1 1/2 turn of the Thermos foil stuff around the first pipe then around 4 to 5 time around both pipe, taped the hole ting together, add my electric wire then insert it into a non perforated 6" tile drain pipe. Dug the trench 4' deep, sand around the pipe, 2" thick foam then soil. The foam was reused from a demolish house, so my only cost was the "pipe". I shop around for thermopex or other "superior insulated pipe and the price were all between 17$ to24$ a foot! 
I made 98' of pipe for about 5.85$ per foot. The nice thing about it is i can slide in and out the inner (pipes and insulation) out of the 6"pipe even after been buried. took me around 3-4 hours to made the "pipe".
I made 98' of pipe for about 5.85$ per foot. The nice thing about it is i can slide in and out the inner (pipes and insulation) out of the 6"pipe even after been buried. took me around 3-4 hours to made the "pipe".
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Plumbing / Re: overhead pipe, will it work?
« on: October 10, 2012, 04:51:31 AM »
OK thanks this was one of my concern... if I put the pump in the garage, on the feed line before it go up??? The boiler is an older Central Boiler with no real location for mounting the pump at the boiler, also the in/out are underneath . also easier for service.
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Plumbing / overhead pipe, will it work?
« on: October 09, 2012, 08:46:45 PM »
HI, I'm new to OWF and I'm getting ready to install everything.My furnace will be at +/- 40' from my garage, run the pipe trough my garage, above the doors+/- 8' high, then back in the ground for an other 30' before entering the house. I plan heating my garage with the return from the house on a sealing type of heater. The heat exchanger in the basement will be about 3' bellow the furnace. Will it work with the pump in the basement or???
Thanks,
J.F.
Thanks,
J.F.
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