Pics of My Install and Coal
- JohnnyAsbury
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- Joined: Fri. Apr. 11, 2008 3:03 pm
- Location: Southern New Hampshire
Awesome job Mike. Well thought out, and great pictures.
very profesional you should be proud !!!!! now enjoy , showing my wife your coal pile so she can stop tellin me im crazy????? just got back from Superior coal breaker today with 3.85 ton on my trailer, puts me around 9 ton in storage . 10 more ton an I will stop for awhile??? nice job on ur set up !!! tommy
- Rick 386
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- Joined: Mon. Jan. 28, 2008 4:26 pm
- Location: Royersford, Pa
- Stoker Coal Boiler: AA 260 heating both sides of twin farmhouse
- Hot Air Coal Stoker Stove: LL Hyfire II w/ coaltrol in garage
- Coal Size/Type: Pea in AA 260, Rice in LL Hyfire II
- Other Heating: Gas fired infared at work
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Mike,
Dude
Question though......do you have any screws holding the interior pipe together ???????
Otherwise very nicely done.
Dude
Question though......do you have any screws holding the interior pipe together ???????
Otherwise very nicely done.
- bear creek burnout
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- Joined: Tue. Jul. 08, 2008 1:40 pm
- Location: NEPA
Great job.....and it appears you won't have to cut grass for a few years.
I am having it inspected on Monday by the local building inspector. So I left the screws out in case he wanted me to pull the pipe. I will add 3 screws to each joint after he looks it over.Question though......do you have any screws holding the interior pipe together ???????
I didn't want to screw it all together and them have him want to poke around.
These are actually porcelain floor tiles. They are a little tougher to cut than ceramic wall tiles, but I got the look I wanted.Great looking install. Is that ceramic tile you used around the stove?
Thanks everyone, for your kind words.
Now I got to make a speed run up & back to Knox County Maine for a wake Sunday. Just a tad south of you Freddy.
Wished I had more time, but will be driving 5 hrs each way, so going to be a long day.