manometer install

Yes i would think so if there only that much difference although the biggest plus side of the marvel oil is the camphor in it which is a great de-carbonizing agent and cleaner. I personally wonder if it would have a affect on the plastic... ? dunno when i order from dwyer they ship it like yesterday...

the granger stuff is actually the dwyer stuff same part number but seven cents cheaper!!!!

for the 4 oz.

Poconoeagle wrote:Yes i would think so if there only that much difference although the biggest plus side of the marvel oil is the camphor in it which is a great de-carbonizing agent and cleaner. I personally wonder if it would have a affect on the plastic... ? dunno when i order from dwyer they ship it like yesterday...
the granger stuff is actually the dwyer stuff same part number but seven cents cheaper!!!!
for the 4 oz.

So far so good on my Dwyer/Marvel... for future reference.
I bought mine (mano) off eBay, and it was complete sans oil!!

(I just checked the Grainger site. Their oil is $10.68, is that the one you use?
The Marvel is less than 3 bucks at your auto supply house....)

Found some on Evilbay and it was only 6 bucks with shipping. It's Dwyer oil too so it's all good. Now just to hook it up and figure it out before the weather breaks

I have a Keystoker 105 & DV , The DV sits right on top of the stove, So should I use the hole that is in the door, What will I need to install it to the door? Any pics would help!!!

Thanks Bill

This is the best price I found w/shipping on Dwyer 25, Anyone find a better price to order from?
http://www.drillspot.com/products/67993 ... _manometer

Here is my install.

That's a beefy lookin' Dwyer!

Makes the Model 25 look like it's built in Cambodia ...

BD1 wrote:This is the best price I found w/shipping on Dwyer 25, Anyone find a better price to order from?
http://www.drillspot.com/products/67993 ... _manometer

If a person isn't in a big hurry to get one, often on eBay you can get a good deal.
I paid 17 bucks for mine, it was like brand new. Box, instructions, only thing not included
was the oil... which I had an acceptable replacement.

I'm going to be installing mine. Does the go before the baro on the fuurnace side or after the baro on the chimney side?

"""""""""T"""""""F
Here or Here




T = baro

F = Furnace

Sorry, the picture is pretty bad.

You need to install it between the appliance and the Barometric damper

to get your draft readings.



BigBarney

Ok, thats what I thought but didn't want to go drilling holes in the flue pipe if I didn't have to.

I'm On Fire wrote:Ok, thats what I thought but didn't want to go drilling holes in the flue pipe if I didn't have to.

Is there an existing screw hole you can enlarge to fit the metal hose? That way you don't have to drill any new holes. That's what I did. My manometer installation isn't permanent so when I'm done taking my readings I just put the screw back in the hole and close it up. Lisa

I just installed a 1/8" copper fitting with some 1/8" copper tubing. I made it permanent.

Now, since I"m using it as a draft gauge I left the high-side open to the atmosphere and hooked the low-side to the flue pipe according to the directions that came with the Dwyer 25.

I'm On Fire wrote:I just installed a 1/8" copper fitting with some 1/8" copper tubing. I made it permanent.

Now, since I"m using it as a draft gauge I left the high-side open to the atmosphere and hooked the low-side to the flue pipe according to the directions that came with the Dwyer 25.

PERFECT!

Good price here: $19.80 or Make an Offer

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