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  1. nate vignola
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    My first season burning results.

    I figure I'll end up at 12 tons of pellets burned for this winter (includes DHW). I haven't seen cord wood less than $225 for the past few months....
    Post by: nate vignola, Mar 1, 2013 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
  2. nate vignola
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    How much oil have you burned so far

    Central mass- previous owner said 1500gallons/year. About 1.5 tanks last year while using 3 tons of pellets. No oil this year. chewing on ton #9...
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 21, 2013 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Neighboring town to restrict OWBs?

    Happy earth day is all I can think of when the stove is used for DHW in the summer. The OWB could probably benefit from a differential style burn...
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 12, 2013 in forum: The Boiler Room - Wood Boilers and Furnaces
  4. nate vignola
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    Neighboring town to restrict OWBs?

    That battle was fought here, and the stove owners lost. It's not the people who burn right, it's the people who burn pallets and other junk. figure...
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 11, 2013 in forum: The Boiler Room - Wood Boilers and Furnaces
  5. nate vignola
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    roof turbines

    another scenario- if the turbines are venting the attic, creating a lower air pressure in the living space, it's possible that as the wind blows hard...
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 11, 2013 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
  6. nate vignola
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    Gettin' Ready?

    someone who speaks the same language!
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 7, 2013 in forum: The Inglenook
  7. nate vignola
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    Gettin' Ready?

    just be happy that tito is back in cleveland...
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 7, 2013 in forum: The Inglenook
  8. nate vignola
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    Gettin' Ready?

    hang on- at least the tide won't be too bad...
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 7, 2013 in forum: The Inglenook
  9. nate vignola
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    Gettin' Ready?

    I'm in nath centahl mass, and well- the sled is pointed out of the gahage along with the 4x4 'saki bayou, 'now blowah is gassed and ready, genahatah...
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 7, 2013 in forum: The Inglenook
  10. nate vignola
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    Water heater insert / boiler mod for P61/45/38

    you mean the having the brains of a wet paper fish? LOL...
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 2, 2013 in forum: The Pellet Mill - Pellet and Multifuel Stoves
  11. nate vignola
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    Water heater insert / boiler mod for P61/45/38

    My sentiments exactly- take out the valve and vent the tank. Nothing left to fail, nothing left to screw up....
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 2, 2013 in forum: The Pellet Mill - Pellet and Multifuel Stoves
  12. nate vignola
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    Water heater insert / boiler mod for P61/45/38

    True, but not following the thought- can you elaborate on this pertaining to the insert?
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 2, 2013 in forum: The Pellet Mill - Pellet and Multifuel Stoves
  13. nate vignola
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    Water heater insert / boiler mod for P61/45/38

    That's unfortunate- that is why using a drain back tank is the key to no steam. Since these tanks are vented to atmosphere (no pressure) it's not...
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 2, 2013 in forum: The Pellet Mill - Pellet and Multifuel Stoves
  14. nate vignola
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    Water heater insert / boiler mod for P61/45/38

    So looking at the comments and after evaluating the fear factor of using the insert, what factors are the most important to people? 1-No mod to the...
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 2, 2013 in forum: The Pellet Mill - Pellet and Multifuel Stoves
  15. nate vignola
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    what all do i need for chimney?

    with the hassle and expense of a chimney, is another route to just use a direct vent appliance instead?
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 2, 2013 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
  16. nate vignola
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    Heating water....

    Not at all. 180 is a deformation temp, and since the tank is only holding standing water there is no pressure. There is a metal frame around the...
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 2, 2013 in forum: The Green Room
  17. nate vignola
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    Heating water....

    Total on the tank was about $500, including the exchangers. The main btu extraction exchanger is 7 loops of 1/2" pex, 100' long (holds about 1...
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 2, 2013 in forum: The Green Room
  18. nate vignola
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    what all do i need for chimney?

    Most shops income is a balance of mark up and labor rate. If the store can't confirm the supply chain on the material for liab ins purposes they...
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 2, 2013 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Heating water....

    It's really just an oversized 1/4" thick milk jug. I run mine with a max limit of 170F. The technical temp limit of HDPE is 180F w/o deformation. I...
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 1, 2013 in forum: The Green Room
  20. nate vignola
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    Heating water....

    Solar ( 3- 4'x10' panels) by summer, pellet (Harmon P61) by winter. Insulated 275 gallon HDPE carboy thermal storage. 3 heat exchangers mounted in...
    Post by: nate vignola, Feb 1, 2013 in forum: The Green Room
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