At least you are using a broom to clean your boiler. A friend of mine had a stroke of genius after a case of beer. He used his wife’s brand new Hoover. I was present for the chewing. I am sure I should be in counseling just for bearing whiteness. Excellent video. Have a great day.
PS: I’m a big fan of plastic buckets. Metal cans rust out. Same for equipment exhaust pipes. The classic coffee can cover is no good. Saying it because I had motor with flapper on it and still got water in the engine. Now I’m OCD big time. 👍🏼
I'm thinking about pressure washing my firebox because my E Classic 2300 has the open refractory and the water would just run out the lower burn chamber. What do you do with your circ pumps in summer? Some guys leave them run all summer, some guys shut them off, some guys say run them for one day per month to keep them in good shape. And Central Boiler says leave a light bulb on in the firebox all summer to keep condensation out. Never heard that before from friends and neighbors.
I wouldn’t wash one lol just clean it good make sure any ash is out. Test your water. I run my Circulator once a month same idea. Keep it moving and make sure pumps are ok. Never heard of the lightbulb. I always oil mine with fluid film!
If you empty out all the water you just need to fill it back up. It is expensive though pending on your water as you may need to add treatment too it which can get expensive if you have big units with 400+ gallons of water
You normally don’t drain the water. You’re gonna expose the inside metal to air and oxygen which you don’t want. Plus like Richard said it’s expensive to add the water treatment every year. If you treat your water correctly and keep it in check you don’t have to worry
At least you are using a broom to clean your boiler. A friend of mine had a stroke of genius after a case of beer. He used his wife’s brand new Hoover. I was present for the chewing. I am sure I should be in counseling just for bearing whiteness. Excellent video. Have a great day.
Hahahaha my wife would do the same lol
Awesome video! My heatmaster arrives on the 13th! I'm stoked!
Which one did you get? I have G4000
I went with the G7000. We have a pretty decent size house and a garage. And then my wife's greenhouse.
PS: I’m a big fan of plastic buckets. Metal cans rust out. Same for equipment exhaust pipes. The classic coffee can cover is no good. Saying it because I had motor with flapper on it and still got water in the engine. Now I’m OCD big time. 👍🏼
Was happy to shut down this year lol. Dragged out near the end eh
Seriously lol agreed!
I'm thinking about pressure washing my firebox because my E Classic 2300 has the open refractory and the water would just run out the lower burn chamber. What do you do with your circ pumps in summer? Some guys leave them run all summer, some guys shut them off, some guys say run them for one day per month to keep them in good shape. And Central Boiler says leave a light bulb on in the firebox all summer to keep condensation out. Never heard that before from friends and neighbors.
I wouldn’t wash one lol just clean it good make sure any ash is out. Test your water. I run my
Circulator once a month same idea. Keep it moving and make sure pumps are ok. Never heard of the lightbulb. I always oil mine with fluid film!
Man you got enough wood to keep it going just for the hot water 💦 lol
Not worth the effort.
Nope lol
Sad day , that beast wants to eat
And yesterday and today are 50s in WNY. Ash vac or shop vac?
Neither for me. Broom lol
What would happen if you let all of the water out does more water just go back in when It gets changed all out?
If you empty out all the water you just need to fill it back up.
It is expensive though pending on your water as you may need to add treatment too it which can get expensive if you have big units with 400+ gallons of water
@richarddabkowski2896 I am Learning Enough on them so know what to expect when I Decide to get one
You normally don’t drain the water. You’re gonna expose the inside metal to air and oxygen which you don’t want. Plus like Richard said it’s expensive to add the water treatment every year. If you treat your water correctly and keep it in check you don’t have to worry
@HomesteadJay okay I was just wondering what would happen if something like that did happen