so I have a leak in the firebox. I was wondering if and what the four pipes that run trough the firebox do. Can I remove the outer two pipes and delete them to weld in a patch?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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Does anyone know who I can contact about the plumbing on this thing, or do I need to just start cutting it apart? Lol
Pictures and alittle more info would be nice. We tend to be a visual bunch around here.
What is this firebox in?
Where's the crack?
The pipes might be secondary burn tubes, you will want them if they are.
What is this firebox in?
Where's the crack?
The pipes might be secondary burn tubes, you will want them if they are.
Does anyone know who I can contact about the plumbing on this thing, or do I need to just start cutting it apart? Lol
I'll get some pics in the morning. It would be easy if it was just a crack. The previous owner didn't clean the creosote from in between the outer tube and fire box about a 4"x6" section is junk and will need a patch. The fire box is in a little sequoyah whispering pine outdoor wood furnace.
I'll get some pics in the morning. It would be easy if it was just a crack. The previous owner didn't clean the creosote from in between the outer tube and fire box about a 4"x6" section is junk and will need a patch. The fire box is in a little sequoyah whispering pine outdoor wood furnace.
Ok yes I understand that. Do those pipes connect separate tanks? Is the top front or back not connected without them or is it all one tank?
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