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- johnjoseph
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How far does a coal boiler have to be from an oil fired boiler. ..I have 18 inches to play with...looking to install a key stoker ka 6
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The boiler can be right next to the oil unit. It must be 5' or more from the oil tank if it's inside. Unless your in Canada then it's 3'.
- johnjoseph
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[quote="crazy4coal"]The boiler can be right next to the oil unit. It must be 5' or more from the oil tank if it's inside. Unless your in Canada then it's 3'. [/quote
10 feet from oil tank . No worries there....I'm still trying to get in contact with pacowy to try and get some finalized answers. ..but I want to ensure I can place the ka6 where I want it without issue
10 feet from oil tank . No worries there....I'm still trying to get in contact with pacowy to try and get some finalized answers. ..but I want to ensure I can place the ka6 where I want it without issue
- johnjoseph
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Does anyone know pacowy
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You should leave room to work around both boilers for repairs and service.
- johnjoseph
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Totally agree. ...I could move 6 inches more. ..but I have a door to contend with entering my basementcrazy4coal wrote:You should leave room to work around both boilers for repairs and service.
- johnjoseph
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I'm just going to run with it. ..I know the ka 6 is a fit....I can't get a response from the seller though
- StokerDon
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- Hand Fed Coal Furnace: Harman SF3500 reduced down to 3 grates connected to its own plenum
- Coal Size/Type: Rice, Chestnut and whatever will fit through the door on the Harman
- Other Heating: Noth'in but COAL! Well, Maybe a little tiny bit of wood
Pacowy has been aroud here a long time, he won't disapear on ya! He is a very busy boy and probably hasn't been able to get to the internet to answer you back. I'm sure he will get back to you soon.johnjoseph wrote:Does anyone know pacowy
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- johnjoseph
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I realize that for sure....Everyone on here is very wonderful...Im just impatient is all....I will say that I could have one of everything that you all share! I would like a base burner....but I have to keep focus on a newer homer (9 years old) and get my priorities straight before I stray...I am a single dad and always have one of my sons...but I really am in love with the blue ladies! They are way more rewarding!StokerDon wrote:Pacowy has been aroud here a long time, he won't disapear on ya! He is a very busy boy and probably hasn't been able to get to the internet to answer you back. I'm sure he will get back to you soon.johnjoseph wrote:Does anyone know pacowy
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- whistlenut
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I just sent Mike a PM that you are looking for him. He might be away on business........I'll get an answer for you, either way.
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Yep he's a very busy guy. He bought some stuff from me and drove all the way from MA to PA to come get it. Of course it was some time from when he said he wanted it to when he actually got it but it was no biggie.johnjoseph wrote:Does anyone know pacowy
Sorta like a modern day Redd Foxx Sanford and Son used parts dealer. LOL He is true to his word.
Rick
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Thanks Don, Whistlenut and Rick for your endorsements. And to Rick for making me laugh at the end of a long day. Sanford and Son.
Mike
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