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now for some questions for you guys.I seasoned it thursday and seams to be running a bit warm,it's my first offset reverse flow. Everything is made out of 1/4 steel. Heats up quick, stack is 6.25 .i.d., no damper on it . I have 2 three X 4.5 vents in the fire box, been running one side closed...
Well guys I started on the build, bum knee and all, still waiting on surgery next week . I couldn't stand it any longer so we ,me and my uncle started on it today. Fabbed up the start of the chimney ,cut out and welded. Started cutting out the door. Taking my time on that,don't want it to warp...
Thanks loutoo,been busy,but not on the build. Luck is not on my side,see the surgeon tomorrow ,smashed my truck last week,currently in the shop being repaired.tires are a year old and dry rotting, been going round and round with that,only 9735 miles on them maid too much $ and now getting the...
well i just got word today, need to have surgey on my knee, so the build will be on hold for awhile, still going to have my cousin bend my fire box on the break, and continue to collect materials. so im going to have to stalk these forums for awhile and hopefully come up with some more ideas...
There is three big plugs on the other side,so I don't want to mess with filling those holes, the door will be just above the weld line any way ,so not a big deal
I went by the out side length and width, assuming it's was .25 thick. My uncle had a similar tank and it was that thick so if it a touch thinner shouldn't hurt, figured at 137 gallons
I was wondering if anyone looked at the numbers I came up with? I'm wanting to get started cutting and fabing but don't want to start until I know it's right
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