Cutrite's stack!

cutrite

Howdy all, a few of you's wanted to see some pic's of my wood...I also included some of my firechief wood/coal furnace I also have about 5 to 6 face cord in the basement..

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cutrite

OOOPS...Sorry, i should have but these pic's on the fire wood site..

newguy18

Start a new thread over there and i'll embed them for you.

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newguy18

Oh lordy,removed a 3' diameter bluejack oak,cleared out a service line junction between 2 houses,about 20 tres now down,put in a bid on pruneing 3 trees plus a removal and best of all they're all drop and leave.
Haveing some down time now,just relaxing.

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treevet

Nice picts. cutrite. Like the firechief furnace too. I've got a Clayton and love it..Wood furnace is so much better than stoves IMO.

White Oak Willie

You got dead ash in Michigan and I'm getting a lot of dead hemlocks here in Tennessee. And over there in Ekka's part of the world it's gettng to be springtime. Know where I'd rather be.

phill ellison

hey newguy, don't you just love them drop and leave jobs sometime

newguy18

Yes i do,actually around here most clients request i drop and leave,they know it saves them money and they also usually heat with wood.

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treevet

again, nice stack Cutrite. The wife loves those neat piles I bet. Later in the winter I bring a big load into my driveway and just dump it and burn it from the pile. Wife don't care for that tech.

I love the roundwood like you've got, it burns longer.

cutrite

treevet...thanx, i like to have some split to get the good bed of coals going and then use the round for all nighters,love to burn wood...I have geothermal and only use wood in jan and feb give or take a few weeks...lots of free wood, I'd like to see some pics of your clayton and others wood furnaces,stoves on this thread

treevet

Here's my Clayton, Cutrite. It has a humidifier. It is one of the loves of my life.

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cutrite

That is great, nice furnace, i also have a humidifier, it is a must...these furnaces work GREAT...thanx for the pic...cutrite:

cutrite

Treevet...How goes it? well into the winter here in mi. ? for you..do you use a barometric dramper control on your clayton? pros and cons..thanx, cutrite

treevet

Hi Cutrite, long time..... No don't have a bar. damper. It has a wide open damper or you close it and it makes exhaust take a round about way to the flue. Maybe 15 to 20 outside and it is 74 or 75 in entire house. Humidifier is the best accessory IMO. Been burning non stop and used no Heating fuel. Basement where a woodstove usually would leave it cold is warm as toast and this is my man cave. My office, computer, gym, big tv room with wide screen/surround, bathroom, shower, fridge, wood source out of the gar door are all down here.

What's up with the damper? Are you burning too fast?

cutrite

Sounds great inside your home...another question...i have a humidifier also but only comes on when i use the other furnace, I would like to wire it to the wood stove...??? did you do your install where do you put the wiring? that would be a great project for today inside since we are in the middle of a blizzard...thanx, Cutrite

treevet

I had a friend of mine that is in the business install the whole thing up including an accessory humidifier. If your humidifier is right above the furnace into the ducts it seems like it would be difficult to get it to take the warmed air from the wood stove and humidify it if it is not in its direct path? Wish I could help.

Humidifier was not very expensive tho. It is a "Carrier" company unit.

cutrite

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treevet

Looks like you are all set up. The wife will love you for the humidifier on the wood burner. Like the old saying goes...."If momma ain't happy....nobody's happy!".

Bruce Hopf

Your Humidifier is above the Furnace, in the Cold Air Return Duct. The moisture is sucked down from the Humidifier, into the Fan Chamber of the Furnace, then into a Chamber between the Fan Chamber, and the Heating Chamber of the Furnace. Then the Moistened Air is blown through the Hot Air Duct, and then goes throughout the house from there.
You also can get a Humidifier, the same size as a Dehumidifier, and put that anywhere in your House. I hope this helps you. Bruce.

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If you are talking to me....my humidifier does not send humidified air thru the fan chamber. It sits on the side of what I believe is called a plenum (no spell check so I may be right) and (after) the cold air is taken from the fan chamber and before it is sent up to above the stove in the plenum box (heated air box) it is humidified and then it is forced into the duct work.

Glad humidified air is not sent thru the fan box....that would decrease life span of the fan IMO.