Efm 520 auger length
- StokerDon
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- Rob R.
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My dad's is a 1953. They last a long time if well cared for.
When you get a chance post some pictures of the rest of the unit: Pictures of Your Boiler
When you get a chance post some pictures of the rest of the unit: Pictures of Your Boiler
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It is so critical to have the exact auger length extending beyond the pipe. I had an issue 2 years ago with a rusted bin pipe end. That's a perfect fire. My unit is a 1966.
- Dakotaguy
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Good luck with your new stoker mine is a 1953 like Rob said if you take care of them they last a long time