Combustioneer Model 77

 
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Willis
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Hand Fed Coal Stove: Warm Morning 520,521
Coal Size/Type: Washed stoker- Bituminous

Post by Willis » Wed. Jan. 12, 2011 7:00 pm

can any one please post a pic of one of these stoves. Found one for sale for 500 and thinking about buying because I can get washed stoker coal for free at work, but not sure what one looks like and don't want to drive 2 hours before I know what I going for.


 
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Post by Berlin » Wed. Jan. 12, 2011 9:00 pm

I got your PM, I will attatch pics, if you have any questions on it feel free to give me a call. If you can find one in good condition for less than 600, i'd go for it.

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pic of outside of stoker

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pic of controls, motor etc - this may look slightly different depending on transmission used, motor, and underfire blower

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Hand Fed Coal Stove: Warm Morning 520,521
Coal Size/Type: Washed stoker- Bituminous

Post by Willis » Thu. Jan. 13, 2011 11:29 pm

What size pipe is on this stove. I currently only have 6 inch thimble into 7 inch tile chimney. I am planning on building new 8 inch and coal bin , but not till summer.

 
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Post by Berlin » Thu. Jan. 13, 2011 11:53 pm

6" flue outlet on the stove, but on mine I go immediately into a sheet metal box about 16"x16"x20" as a fly ash collector and then into an 8" flue with baro. I highly reccomend a "magic heat" type heat reclaimer on these and the addition of a large squirrel cage fan in place of the fan that came with it from the factory; this will substantially increase the efficiency of the stove. If you have existing ductwork, this furnace works great as an "add-on" type forced air furnace to place parallel with your current gas/oil/etc. furnace/airhandler by adding both a return and hot air plenum and closing off the front vents.

 
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Post by LsFarm » Fri. Jan. 14, 2011 12:01 am

What is the BTU output rating on this mini furnace?

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Post by Berlin » Fri. Jan. 14, 2011 12:37 am

It depends on a number of factors including the coal being burned, but depending on feedrate, i'd estimate between 90,000-150,000 btu/hour Output properly setup and adjusted. It can go higher, but the stack temp and frequency of clinker removal makes this impractical.

 
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Post by chubs » Fri. Jan. 14, 2011 5:48 am

Berlin, do you have any pic of your box and flu. THinking changing mine some.


 
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Hand Fed Coal Stove: Warm Morning 520,521
Coal Size/Type: Washed stoker- Bituminous

Post by Willis » Sat. Jan. 15, 2011 12:27 am

Well I just returned from my adventure to the rich Hocking coal fields of Ohio with my dump truck full of Combustioneer. 225 miles round trip and 60 dollars in diesel . Some poor fellow decided to install wood eating outdoor furnace (Sucker) :lol: and was nice enough to sell me all of his coal fired appliances.....So here is what I came home with. A very nice Combustioneer Model 77 , a Will-Burt model 30 stoker with 3 retorts , 2 feed augers and a spare transmission that fits perfectly in the Will-Burt Model 24FA Furnace that also came (I didnt even know Will-Burt made furnaces) and a lot of pipe. Furnace needs minor sheet metal work before this summer install, but not a problem. Plus a little bit of paperwork for both which I will scan soon and share. How much did all of this cost.......700 dollars!!! Will try to post a few pics tomorrow

 
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Post by chubs » Sat. Jan. 15, 2011 5:12 am

Willis wrote:Well I just returned from my adventure to the rich Hocking coal fields of Ohio with my dump truck full of Combustioneer. 225 miles round trip and 60 dollars in diesel . Some poor fellow decided to install wood eating outdoor furnace (Sucker) :lol: and was nice enough to sell me all of his coal fired appliances.....So here is what I came home with. A very nice Combustioneer Model 77 , a Will-Burt model 30 stoker with 3 retorts , 2 feed augers and a spare transmission that fits perfectly in the Will-Burt Model 24FA Furnace that also came (I didnt even know Will-Burt made furnaces) and a lot of pipe. Furnace needs minor sheet metal work before this summer install, but not a problem. Plus a little bit of paperwork for both which I will scan soon and share. How much did all of this cost.......700 dollars!!! Will try to post a few pics tomorrow
Saw that on craigs list, only advertised the 2 stoves Never seen a 24FA, waiting on pics ;) . Would have checked it out if I know he had the 30 and parts, my loss your gain :(

 
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Post by LsFarm » Sat. Jan. 15, 2011 12:04 pm

Willis, that's a really great buy !! I'm looking forward to the photos.. lots of photos please .

I used an Iron Fireman, Model S30 I think it's the predessor to your stoker.. I'm interested in seeing the other items too..

Greg L

 
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Hand Fed Coal Stove: Warm Morning 520,521
Coal Size/Type: Washed stoker- Bituminous

Post by Willis » Sat. Jan. 15, 2011 6:46 pm

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Hot Air Coal Stoker Stove: Combustioneer 77, Stokermatic
Hand Fed Coal Stove: Warm Morning 520,521
Coal Size/Type: Washed stoker- Bituminous

Post by Willis » Sat. Jan. 15, 2011 7:05 pm

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Hot Air Coal Stoker Furnace: Combustioneer 24 FA w/ Will-Burt s-30
Hot Air Coal Stoker Stove: Combustioneer 77, Stokermatic
Hand Fed Coal Stove: Warm Morning 520,521
Coal Size/Type: Washed stoker- Bituminous

Post by Willis » Sun. Jan. 16, 2011 10:19 pm

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I couldnt wait any longer, I just had to see what this thing looked like together

 
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Post by rockwood » Mon. Jan. 17, 2011 7:04 pm

That reminds me of this furnace that I see around here from time to time...
http://peasefeedandcoal.com/Warrior-150-225.html
I thought I had a good photo of this model furnace but I can't find it right now so I posted the link.....they're 'fire engine' red with a black firebox door and look sharp IMO.
If you restore that you should paint it red ;)

 
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Post by LsFarm » Wed. Jan. 26, 2011 3:07 pm

Have you had time to assemble either of the units and put it back in service??

Inquiring minds want to know.. well, OK,,, I'm just being nosey.. :lol:

Greg L


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