Pictures Of Your Boiler

Re: Pictures Of Your Boiler

PostBy: waldo lemieux On: Sun Jan 06, 2013 1:28 pm

Guys,

This was my fall project , coal is cool. More pictures of the refurb are here ....Install photos and first fire in efm520
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Re: Pictures Of Your Boiler

PostBy: Townsend On: Mon Jan 07, 2013 11:00 am

Great looking set up Waldo. Nice job!
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Re: Pictures Of Your Boiler

PostBy: Berlin On: Wed Mar 27, 2013 1:50 am

Recent boiler installation. Gentleman Janitor GJ52. (built the chimney behind it as well)

Good, solid boiler in great shape, 10" extended base lined with 2" ceramic fiber to reflect heat back into the fire (for burning bit coal) and one zone (passive hot water heating as well) - zone is 24x24 heat exchanger in a forced air furnace. will be heating about 6500'sq. Jacket has been built, but not installed.

Never had a coal feed issue on any stokers I've played with. This GJ stoker is killing me w/ coal grinding problems (have a thread about that).
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Re: Pictures Of Your Boiler

PostBy: Scottscoaled On: Wed Mar 27, 2013 8:00 am

Nice install! I like your choice of color. The little door on the side to allow easier access to brush down the heat exchanger should come standard on all new boilers having the separate base. It makes mid winter brush downs so easy :)
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