Leisure Line Pocono top vent help
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oh wow thats amazing, i know when i first fire up from a cold start sometimes the pipe hits 150
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What pipe? You’re talking about your chimney?
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nah i have a hand fed boiler, that goes from the boiler up and through an old plaster wall into the chimney
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The silver pipe is the heat duct, correct? Chimney pipe behind it? Can you get picture from the right side?
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Is this what you’re looking for and yes you are correct it is a heat duct trying to get the heat upstairswaytomany?s wrote: ↑Mon. Oct. 31, 2022 4:02 pmThe silver pipe is the heat duct, correct? Chimney pipe behind it? Can you get picture from the right side?
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Yeah, it was strange looking at it from the front. My mind kept wanting to make the heat pipe the exhaust and I couldn't understand. That last pic did the trick.
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oh wow my apologies. herp derp
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Not your fault, my lack of spacial interpretations fault.
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can you pipe the hot air from the coal stove into the cold air return plenum?
that's how i heated the house with the Reading stove. Problem was it was still 75 in the basement and 70 on the first floor and 62 on the second floor. The air coming from the second floor vents was only around 72 degrees.
that's how i heated the house with the Reading stove. Problem was it was still 75 in the basement and 70 on the first floor and 62 on the second floor. The air coming from the second floor vents was only around 72 degrees.
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I’d be happy if mine hold 70° upstairs will find out this week
lincolnmania wrote: ↑Mon. Nov. 07, 2022 9:59 pmcan you pipe the hot air from the coal stove into the cold air return plenum?
that's how i heated the house with the Reading stove. Problem was it was still 75 in the basement and 70 on the first floor and 62 on the second floor. The air coming from the second floor vents was only around 72 degrees.