Ah, ok. For some reason I was thinking the manifolds were for in-floor. I'm not seeing anything much wrong with that diagram. Think it has the...
I see 'baseboard HE' - but where is the baseboard? Might have missed it. EDIT: Or maybe it comes off the LP boiler & just isn't shown?
Well, yes, but if you end up with more than one mixing valve because you decide different supply temps are wanted in different zones, then each...
I haven't seen those. Zone valves will likely need some service or repair over their life - I'd hate to have to replace a whole manifold because...
If you do get to a mixed steady flow, you could see return temps in the 100 area. Agreed on just using a manual mixing valve.
You are in a very envious position, with all that radiating power. The best approach would likely be to mix the supply water down in temp enough...
That's nice. :thumbs: Wonder how it would handle 2 or 3 small pieces at once, side by side? I would likely go with box wedge all the way too....
That's awesome. That's also the same $$ I paid for my MS250 about 4 years ago. I just hooked the killswitch wire back up, and away it went. I did...
Last time I messed my back up to any extent, it was from bending down and picking a piece of paper up that fell on the floor. :headbang:
If you Google your splitter, you might find quite a soap opera about them on another forum. If you haven't seen it yet. EDIT: I should add, not...
Not too far - 15 minutes to nearest place with a store. :) Think were actually a couple hours apart, which is actually pretty close & back yard...
Nice! Also nice to see one almost in my back yard. :)
Good deal! My Toro snowblower has an engine like that. But a winterized version. It gets worked. BTW keep an eye on things when you start using...
There is a controlled way to do that. If you want. 'Outdoor reset'. Involves a temp sensor, controller and mixing valve. Principal is constant...
It doesn't take any size at all to a stick, to make it really hurt (or worse), when it falls out of a tree & lands on an unprotected head. I've...
Of course it will dry out in the box. But it will also cost you more wood to do that, make more creosote, and decrease available BTUs for your...
I was only half paying attention - but did I hear it was something he bought that way? Now was discovering everything that is wrong with it? If...
Yup. The generally accepted principal is to keep your boiler return above 140. Below that and it can create a lot of creosote condensation in the...
Yes, Thermopex. There are a couple of other brands with the same design. Logstor being one. Don't get the wrapped stuff. You might get by OK with...
That's going to be pricey. But yes, if done right.
