I don't believe that's silicone....so wont stay flexible. The problem with stuff that gets hard is that with the expansion and contraction of the...
Both good outfits as well, from what I hear from you Connecticut guys......
somewhat inexpensive, but I dunno, I think I would go for Englander and save a bit more money. Don't think it includes pipe, and even if it did,...
I had my first coin stolen under similar circumstances...break-in....from then on, I always kept my coins in the bank vault, where I'm the only...
oddly, that's how I got started. My grandfather had no real interest, but he would save the "odd" coins that came through his store...a few...
well, like I said, draft data....empirical data, actual readings, would be more useful than opinions here as to how the draft "felt". As for my...
Am I the only one here boring and nerdy enough to collect US coinage? Been collecting since I was 12...lately been getting into some of the...
yup....tho its not recommended to pull the air more than 8' or so thru flex piping, although admittedly I would be hard-pressed to prove that to...
4" is easily the most common flex exhaust diameter, we generally won't hook up to 3" due to the restriction. The OP wasn't sure what the intake...
A block off plate doesn't insulate, which is why we put insulation above it, as per the instructions, but you cannot see that from below. At least...
good pics..a few good things in them, some not so good. 1. I like the hose clamp connection of the intake- we do the same thing..easily...
the instructions for both of those units say that you have to use a blockoff plate, insulated in either install.....so, no heat escaping up the...
well, a dirty chimney? We don't install into dirty chimneys...should be cleaned prior to the liner/stove install.... why would you put a liner...
well, to make the outside air thing work, it should go without saying that you need to have an INLET for the fresh air as well. Where is the fresh...
you need to check out the air intake kit, Don. The intake kit assembles below the top kit, allowing intake air to enter the annular space between...
I would suggest (maybe you considered this?), using the Harman intake kit below your current liner retainer/cap, running 5 or 6 feet of intake...
yea...cant believe folks still swet pipes with regular propane.....propylene is where its at!
MAPP gas!
well, hopefully your chimney itself isn't pressurized positively, but rather negatively, with the warm air draft rising.......so, the pellet pipe...
as long as the clay liner and bond joints ARE INTACT, and the manual specifically allows NOT running a stainless steel liner, you can do it. As...
