Nice set up, .. Im not sure that the stoves hopper does not allow gas or fumes to sneak back through it. Please double check that, through Manufacturer or someone with expertise. I always make sure the lids or hatch on my hoppers are closed tight. Just double-check on that. Thank you.
Nice setup for the coal pipe it’s giving me ideas I’ve had harmans in my parents garage and their house they are great I have a stocker furnace in my basement and might make a pipe to load the hopper similar to yours thanks for the video
@@madmikesgarage4861 I just watched that video actually. the stove I'm buying had the motor replaced last year. I wonder if it was the bearings. I just ordered one of those electric charcoal starters too, thanks for the tips.
@@madmikesgarage4861 the combustion fan do you rescrict the glow. the stoves come with a plate but if you bought used might not have. i cant image you keep it open the whole time
I have a harman sf-150. It burns nut coal. I have about 16’ of duct work venting it into my living room. I have an in-line fan that moves in around 220 cfm. Do you have your central air circulating all the time or on a thermostat? I almost vented mine like you did but felt the heat would get trapped in my system if the fan was not always on
How many square feet are you heating? Did you have to run piping to get the heat upstairs? Are you have enough convection without it? Also, I hope you bought CO2 alarms coal is king but the price doubled this year
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Nice set up, ..
Im not sure that the stoves hopper does not allow gas or fumes to sneak back through it. Please double check that, through Manufacturer or someone with expertise. I always make sure the lids or hatch on my hoppers are closed tight. Just double-check on that. Thank you.
That gravity feeder pipe is brilliant!!
Some scary shit you got going on there.
Nice setup for the coal pipe it’s giving me ideas I’ve had harmans in my parents garage and their house they are great I have a stocker furnace in my basement and might make a pipe to load the hopper similar to yours thanks for the video
You're welcome!
love that comment. shit, it's getting real for real...
I'm about to buy one, tomorrow. I'm wondering what I can do to make the motors quieter
You can get oil on the bearings. It'll quiet them down. I have a video about replacing the bearings on a feed motor. Germs
@@madmikesgarage4861 I just watched that video actually. the stove I'm buying had the motor replaced last year. I wonder if it was the bearings. I just ordered one of those electric charcoal starters too, thanks for the tips.
can you show restrictor plate and what do you have the on and off times set for the feed
Im not sure what you mean by restrictor plate.
@@madmikesgarage4861 the combustion fan do you rescrict the glow. the stoves come with a plate but if you bought used might not have. i cant image you keep it open the whole time
@@blakeposter7496 mine doesn't have one.
My pilot run time is 5 minutes my off time is 11 minutes. I run the distribution fan on 5 minutes.
@@madmikesgarage4861 can you show a pic of the burn with these settings and temp of your stove from the side near top\center
I have a harman sf-150. It burns nut coal. I have about 16’ of duct work venting it into my living room. I have an in-line fan that moves in around 220 cfm.
Do you have your central air circulating all the time or on a thermostat? I almost vented mine like you did but felt the heat would get trapped in my system if the fan was not always on
You can't beat a Harman!
How much nut coal do u go thru for a season
This was a very mild winter in South Central PA. I went through three tons
I use rice Coal
How many square feet are you heating? Did you have to run piping to get the heat upstairs? Are you have enough convection without it? Also, I hope you bought CO2 alarms coal is king but the price doubled this year
I'm heating around 2,000 ft² I tied mine into my central air duct work