I understand your thinking, I was fooled by my Home Sparkle 12. a slightly smaller cousin to your stove, 15 inch barrel, 12.5 fire pot, and it holds about 30 - 35 lbs of stove coal. running it around 475 on the bottom of the barrel and approx. 200 top of barrel and base it is out performing my Vigilant 2310 that holds 45-50 lbs of coal. The round-tall cylinder stoves were genious!
Clarion 115
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I think d.s holds 57 lbs. 115 holds 51lbs.
The heat on the 115 is probably not going to come up the steps.
Heat from d.s flies up the steps.
Had a 50-93 for a week, it did not stay long.
The heat on the 115 is probably not going to come up the steps.
Heat from d.s flies up the steps.
Had a 50-93 for a week, it did not stay long.
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I believe all flanges have the notch for the barrel seam. At least my G109 does.michaelanthony wrote: ↑Mon. Jan. 08, 2018 9:23 pmSpeaking of barrel seam, back in the day they sure went to great lengths casting barrel to pipe flange with a channel to allow space for the seam.
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michaelanthony wrote: ↑Mon. Jan. 08, 2018 9:23 pmNice job on those bricks! Did you cement both sides?
Speaking of barrel seam, back in the day they sure went to great lengths casting barrel to pipe flange with a channel to allow space for the seam. Why not offset the seam to one side or the other, no need to cut through the seam...just sayin'
That would be sloppy and unsightly!
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My 114 flange has a notch but no seam anywhere.
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MB...are you concerned your welded seam may fail?
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Seam did not fail yet. Got rid of flat spot at seam. Got a little air gap
on flange at 3&9 o'clock. Due to hair smaller diameter barrel. Almost done. Need to cement flange and back pipe. Then outside for fuel and spark.
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Is this a private party, or can anyone join? I can't believe I missed this thread. Nice job hiding it.
1st off, (mountain buggy), congrats on your "new" (?) stove. When I viewed the 1st few pages of this thread, and saw the photos you posted, your Clarion looks extremely similar to my 111. With all its bells and whistles. However, on the plus side, your fire pot being bigger than the 111, should perform much better than my stove. I'm envious.
And as others have brought up, my stove also has a notch on the diverter valve flange. Is yours "not" notched?
(Can't wait to hear the performance of your stove. Good luck getting it back together.)
1st off, (mountain buggy), congrats on your "new" (?) stove. When I viewed the 1st few pages of this thread, and saw the photos you posted, your Clarion looks extremely similar to my 111. With all its bells and whistles. However, on the plus side, your fire pot being bigger than the 111, should perform much better than my stove. I'm envious.
And as others have brought up, my stove also has a notch on the diverter valve flange. Is yours "not" notched?
(Can't wait to hear the performance of your stove. Good luck getting it back together.)
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Adds to the theory that it may not be the original flange ?
If it's a good sized gap - wider than the thickness of a nickel- with all the thermal expansion/contraction at that point, you might want to put mash some fiberglass screen mesh in with the cement to help hold it together in the gap.
Paul
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Have you tried spinning the flange 180 degrees to see if the fit is the same...just a thought
edit: both pipe and barrel have a seam so both to and fro have a notch on the flange.