Greetings Everybody,
I finally got the Cawley-Lemay 600 that a buddy of mine gave me and for some reason I can't the thing to go over 250 degrees (according to the Chimgard stovepipe thermometer which is about
I can get a good size fire going (and sustained for a while) but the thermometer doesn't seem to break 250. I leave the flue completely open and the airtake wheel on the front on 10 (the widest opening). I can hear the suction when I have it open this far to about setting 6.
The wood is mixed hardwoods from someone I know (and trust).
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Bryce
I finally got the Cawley-Lemay 600 that a buddy of mine gave me and for some reason I can't the thing to go over 250 degrees (according to the Chimgard stovepipe thermometer which is about
I can get a good size fire going (and sustained for a while) but the thermometer doesn't seem to break 250. I leave the flue completely open and the airtake wheel on the front on 10 (the widest opening). I can hear the suction when I have it open this far to about setting 6.
The wood is mixed hardwoods from someone I know (and trust).
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Bryce