Hey Joe,
What is the best way to turn down a big fire? I have been afraid to really restrict the air to it when it gets too hot. I have a screw in air control on the ash door, an mpd and a baro. I have closed the mpd partially, haven't really cranked down the ash door knob but do adjust it a lot. open it if the fire is going down. I adjust the baro a lot too.
Have New OCB - Wont Stay Lit, Any Tips?
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1 to 3" is more like a Nut & Stove coal mix . Nut should be 1 5/8" x 13/16"lauriecoke wrote:I believe we are using nut coal, it is about 1-3". At the bottom of the page on the shave sight it has "nut" coal as a smaller size. We did ask and I believe it is the right size grate. We put more coal on tonight and it seems to be doing much better. Hopefully, we will be able to figure out just how much we need for the long hauls of days and nights.
Laurie
Stove size should be 2 7/16" X 1 5/8 " Check the links below they will show you the correct size for Anthracite coal
Oh Any size over 2 7/16 Would be Egg size Anthracite coal .
http://www.readinganthracite.com/mining_sizes.html
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Thank you all so much for your help. You have been great! So far so good! It is hard to break the habbits of wood, but we are learning.
Laurie
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