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gtrjimd
Joined: 21 Sep 2009
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Location: woburn massachusetts
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 Posted:Wed Dec 15, 2010 7:39 am Post subject |
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i have two auburns. one vented to the east and one to the west. stove to the east runs all levels and never needs cleaning. stove facing west always #2 error on windy days. not sure about solution to wind protection. also is the wind effecting the fresh air vent or exhaust vent? I have them vented straight outside the house exposed to direct westerly/northern winds.
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tallcorn
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Joined: 02 Jun 2006
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Location: Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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| Posted:Wed Dec 15, 2010 9:11 am Post subject |
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Place an elbow on the end of the air intake pipe aimed down. An elbow on the exhaust end can be tried or extend the pipe into something like a metal garbage can or a large diameter section of stove pipe with a hole cut in the side for the exhaust pipe to fit in, or you can use a tee in the larger pipe. Anything to shelter the end of the exhaust from the wind.
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Countryside 3500P (pedestal version) used 8-9 yrs, 24/7 during days requiring heat. All original motors. Burns moldy corn, and pellets equally well. Burn it if you got it.
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