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  1. Jake New Member

    joined: Dec 11, 2005
    226 posts
    nw burbs of Chi
    hi Guys,

    My father owns a wood flooring mill in Northern IL. He bought a sawdust burner from another mill, but the controls were burnt in a fire. Since we produce a truckload of sawdust, We want to get this thing setup and fixed.

    How would I go about finding a local company, Or someone willing to travel, but not break the bank.

    We realize that this will be pretty costly to setup, buty we figure the gas bill is in the 5 digits every year......

    Thanks,

    Jake
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  2. guy01 Member

    joined: Dec 16, 2007
    165 posts
    northern PA
    It seems to me if it is the controls that are damaged you should be looking for an electrician or computer tech but I'm just guessing
    Guy
  3. wdc1160 New Member

    I am in norther IL often.

    Here is my number
    765.471.8778
  4. Jake New Member

    joined: Dec 11, 2005
    226 posts
    nw burbs of Chi
    Ab, tell me more.

    We basically need someone to install this thing (hook it into our existing gas boiler infrastructure.) and get it up and running
  5. Jake New Member

    joined: Dec 11, 2005
    226 posts
    nw burbs of Chi
    AB, you still around?
  6. maurice New Member

    joined: Jul 12, 2008
    33 posts
    Central Indiana
    I don't have a burner/boiler yet... But on "forestry forum.com" under alternative topics there is a 30 some page thread about Wood-mizer and thier bio-mizer sawdust burner. Several of them signed up to buy and/or visited bio-mizer's show-tour. My point being that there may be some guys over there that could help?

    My next thought is - was the fire caused by the burner you bought? If so, please give added thought to making it safer.

    Who made the burner? Perhaps he or a company has wiring diagrams and replacement parts? Of course you might not have to use OEM controls?
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