Outfire
- stoker-man
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Not if you use the L6006 control.I hope you didn't end up with 1000 pounds of coal in the ash pan.
- whistlenut
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No matter what, you cannot outsmart Mother Nature. The wedding has you so consumed that you just got too frugal with the air/feed ratio. Perhaps you read about many members shuttin' it down and thought you were in Miami for a split second. It's 31 out here right now and windy.
Must be Stoker Scott's 'Hot Air Recapture and Recycle Capsule" from Albany suffered a big blowout/bypass! Man there is a blast, but it is cold. Must be Elliot's wife talking about his Monday appearance on the Today show! I wonder if she is upset about the 'J Edgar H dress-down day' segment......
Soooooo Bill what are you running? 3/3; 2.5/3 or are you back up to 3.5/4? The Keystoker guys are way up at 11.5 or 12, what's that all about? The AA and AHS guys are....wait a minute, they don't have to fool with it anyway. Never seen a Harman, so don't know what they can do. I know it is similar to the Alaska. Bottom feeder vs top feeders... :pepsi:
Must be Stoker Scott's 'Hot Air Recapture and Recycle Capsule" from Albany suffered a big blowout/bypass! Man there is a blast, but it is cold. Must be Elliot's wife talking about his Monday appearance on the Today show! I wonder if she is upset about the 'J Edgar H dress-down day' segment......
Soooooo Bill what are you running? 3/3; 2.5/3 or are you back up to 3.5/4? The Keystoker guys are way up at 11.5 or 12, what's that all about? The AA and AHS guys are....wait a minute, they don't have to fool with it anyway. Never seen a Harman, so don't know what they can do. I know it is similar to the Alaska. Bottom feeder vs top feeders... :pepsi:
- whistlenut
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- Hot Air Coal Stoker Furnace: Alaska, EFM, Keystoker, Yellow Flame
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- Hand Fed Coal Stove: Alaska, Gibraltar, Keystone,Vc Vigilant 2
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I run 5 teeth and 4.5 air when burning Buck and it seems to be OK. I turn the timer off for the winter, and your post jogged my memory to go out and re-enable it. Thanks, so I won't have to post another note like yours. I pulled a 'carnage' and turn off the power when working on timers and wiring things and forget to turn it back on again. I did it two weeks ago for 6 hours and when I caught it, all I did was flip the switch back on and in 20 minutes we were at full fire. Luck, not skill, sometimes plays a very important part in burning coal.....or even in life.
- stoker-man
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Whistlenut, how many of your units do you use? at one time?
- Freddy
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I learned long ago....luck scores the same as skill!
How does one make a 6006 shut things down if there's an outfire? Have two instead of one & set it at 110*?
How does one make a 6006 shut things down if there's an outfire? Have two instead of one & set it at 110*?
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I'm still running 4 /4.5 on mine but I am turning back my high setpoint today. and pulling my low setpoint down 10 deg too maybe... we are getting there... come on sprint. I still have my timer the same as in winter. Probably could shut it off in winter maybe...
Freddy. L6006... Like Carn said. Simply turns off power to the stoker when temp in boiler or on pipe (depending on the Model) gets to a certain temp Thus stopping the stoker from stoking!
Freddy. L6006... Like Carn said. Simply turns off power to the stoker when temp in boiler or on pipe (depending on the Model) gets to a certain temp Thus stopping the stoker from stoking!