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    Thinking of moving PE Alderlea T5 closer to (truly) non combustible wall (brick chimney). Advice ple

    I unhooked the stovepipe today, and pushed the stove back, within a couple of inches of the chimney, to see how it looked, and how much space it...
    Post by: Northeaster1, Feb 29, 2012 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
  2. Northeaster1
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    Thinking of moving PE Alderlea T5 closer to (truly) non combustible wall (brick chimney). Advice ple

    Hi Begreen - I assume the 12" you mentioned was if I stay with the single wall pipe? I believe that I can go to 5" of a combustive (rear wall) if...
    Post by: Northeaster1, Feb 29, 2012 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
  3. Northeaster1
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    Thinking of moving PE Alderlea T5 closer to (truly) non combustible wall (brick chimney). Advice ple

    I did get the optional blower with it, but haven't installed it yet, and may not. I hadn't even looked at how it bolts on, but if it takes up room...
    Post by: Northeaster1, Feb 29, 2012 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
  4. Northeaster1
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    Thinking of moving PE Alderlea T5 closer to (truly) non combustible wall (brick chimney). Advice ple

    Hi Ray, Thanks for the reply! Do you think your stove would still be fine, ie the stones not too hot, if the back of the stove were only 1-2" from...
    Post by: Northeaster1, Feb 28, 2012 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
  5. Northeaster1
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    Thinking of moving PE Alderlea T5 closer to (truly) non combustible wall (brick chimney). Advice ple

    Hi folks, I'll try to make a long story a bit shorter. Renovated house and in order to have heat for Canadian winter (no other heat source at that...
    Thread by: Northeaster1, Feb 28, 2012, 10 replies, in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    building splitter - pump pressure / relief valve questions

    Thanks again for the info. That answers my related question of whether or not it would try to keep pumping beyond 3000psi (if enough rpm/hp was...
    Post by: Northeaster1, Feb 20, 2011 in forum: The Gear
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    building splitter - pump pressure / relief valve questions

    Thanks for the quick reply! Had been wondering if we needed the relief valve in the control valve, or if we could get by by taking it out, and not...
    Post by: Northeaster1, Feb 20, 2011 in forum: The Gear
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    building splitter - pump pressure / relief valve questions

    Hi folks, Father-in-law is almost done building a nice, new splitter, but we have a couple of questions. Have a Haldex-Barnes 11gpm 2 stage pump,...
    Thread by: Northeaster1, Feb 20, 2011, 5 replies, in forum: The Gear
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    Downdraft after lining

    I 2nd the advice to just start with a paper fire, to warm up the flue. A dozen or so separately balled up newspaper pages. When that goes out, or is...
    Post by: Northeaster1, Jan 9, 2011 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Question on cylinder size for DIY honda powered splitter

    Yes, as mentioned I will likely buy the same type / dimensions of cylinder that is on the rental one we have used a few times. It is 3.5 x 24 x 1.5...
    Post by: Northeaster1, Nov 22, 2010 in forum: The Gear
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    Question on cylinder size for DIY honda powered splitter

    The father-in-law and I are going to build a splitter in the next couple of months. We usually rent one from a friend of his. It may seem small,...
    Thread by: Northeaster1, Nov 22, 2010, 2 replies, in forum: The Gear
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    Zonolite vermiculite for SS liner?

    Thanks for the info!! Makes sense. I do think that it would be safe, of course, to use a pour in material. But, I would not want to add something...
    Post by: Northeaster1, Nov 12, 2010 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Zonolite vermiculite for SS liner?

    Roadcone - I was considering pouring either loose vermiculite, or a mixtire of vermiculite and portland cement, for example, into the air space...
    Post by: Northeaster1, Nov 11, 2010 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Is it against code (or stupid??) to connect an outside air vent kit to a floor vent in colder room?

    Sorry BeGreen, didn't see your post. I realize there is only cold air, and no loop if bringing it in from outside, but would that not change if the...
    Post by: Northeaster1, Nov 7, 2010 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Is it against code (or stupid??) to connect an outside air vent kit to a floor vent in colder room?

    Thanks for the reply! I get that, and realize the purpose of an OAK, if a house is built tight, and you don't want to burn inside air. But, I do...
    Post by: Northeaster1, Nov 7, 2010 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Is it against code (or stupid??) to connect an outside air vent kit to a floor vent in colder room?

    Installed an insulated solid 6" liner in the internal masonry chimney in our new (100 year old) summer house, and just picked out a PE Alderlea T5 to...
    Thread by: Northeaster1, Nov 7, 2010, 8 replies, in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    double wall interior pipe 8"

    I believe that is the mimimum clearance to combustibles, for that pipe.
    Post by: Northeaster1, Nov 6, 2010 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Cedar Shake Roof

    Since lathes were mentioned, is there any problem with burning lathes with nails in them, other than having nails in the ash? These nails are 100+...
    Post by: Northeaster1, Nov 1, 2010 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Ideas / Materials needed for header post, to be located next to new stove chimney liner tee - with p

    Hey Brent, thanks for the advice. - I will have to check to see how much I can move the new beam, to one side or the other, without missing the...
    Post by: Northeaster1, Nov 1, 2010 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Ideas / Materials needed for header post, to be located next to new stove chimney liner tee - with p

    I can really put it on either side of the tee, but not too far away, as it will not line up with a decent spot on the other end. I could go at...
    Post by: Northeaster1, Nov 1, 2010 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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