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[fruitcakesa]

Mine's the XL2000 as well.
I keep breaking the gassification bowl.

Don't you have a coil in your storage for dhw?

The first one lasted 11 years then I went through 2 refractory tunnels in 2 years. Turns out there was a bad run of them.
Hopefully the current one is good [2nd winter on it].
There is a place to install a heat coil but with the storage tank I never bothered hooking it up

 

[Jstpssng]

Guys, we are derailing this thread


Like I care


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Maybe somebody didn't have their boiler strapped down properly when they brought it home.

Thread drift isn't out of the ordinary, and often keeps things alive. This is one of the longest running, almost 9 years old.

 

[aeblank]

The first one lasted 11 years then I went through 2 refractory tunnels in 2 years. Turns out there was a bad run of them.
Hopefully the current one is good [2nd winter on it].
There is a place to install a heat coil but with the storage tank I never bothered hooking it up

Same-ish here.
Mine was installed in 2004....I suppose.
Hope my next one is good. Tired of buying them.

 

[Xfaxman]

Meanwhile, getting the thread back on track:

 

[npalen]

Modern version of the Beverly Hillbillies.

 

[Midniteoyl]

Meanwhile, getting the thread back on track:

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I guess all the one way U-Hauls in the state really are gone.

 

[Helogabals]

Maybe somebody didn't have their boiler strapped down properly when they brought it home.

Thread drift isn't out of the ordinary, and often keeps things alive. This is one of the longest running, almost 9 years old.

This is how I brought by boiler home
Was strapped well

December 2014

 

[spitter]

Somewhere between Beverly hillbillies and Sanford and son.

 

[Jstpssng]

Modern version of the Beverly Hillbillies.

Yes, but it seems that Grannie fell off.

 

[duramaxsky]

Nothing to do with towing but dangerous none-the-less. Why would anyone work on their vehicle with that kind of footwear?
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Those are Crocs and I work on cars with them all the time. I prefer my 4 post hoist to his boards though.