Good point. If the motor starts right up with a direct 120v "jump power cord", then the problem is elsewhere. If it was me, I'd give it another...
And you guys in Maine think you have a lot of snow.
Why nobody moves to Buffalo. [ATTACH]
Started here at about 9am. :faint:
For many of us, read it & weep: :( [ATTACH]
Hmmmmm.....bet your electric bill went up too. :rofl: :lol:
Well, here we go again.....this is really starting to SUCK: :mad: • Hazard Types...Snow...With Freezing Rain Across New York City...Long...
Time to get a box of cheap latex or blue nitrile gloves for stove work.
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We didn't want to hear that. :mad:
Yes....I seem to remember some guy coming to that conclusion back in posts # 50 & 80. :whistle:
Yep, but had to take a break.
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The flapper/damper is located inside the fresh air inlet on the stove......you'd have to remove the OAK pipe to see it. You need to make sure...
It's called multi-beer-tasking. :cheers:
subsailor [ATTACH] "It is mandatory to connect this stove to an outside combustion air source to reduce the risk of hopper burn back caused by...
The later version does....the one Wildwest has is only 3"
Interesting to note: The first owners manual mentions a 3" OAK inlet. The second talks about a 4". Hmmmmm. Sounds like a lack of burn air was...
Here's the original thread where the problem reared it's ugly head: http://firewoodhoardersclub.com/forums/threads/flames-in-ash-pan.8247/page-2
