Don Curtis on thu 12 feb 98
Does anyone know where you can purchase burner parts-ie. burner housing,
solenoids, thermocouples, pilots, gauges etc. so one could make their own
natural draft venturi burners. Thanks
Don
kinoko@junction.net on fri 13 feb 98
At 13:52 2/12/98 EST, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Does anyone know where you can purchase burner parts-ie. burner housing,
>solenoids, thermocouples, pilots, gauges etc. so one could make their own
>natural draft venturi burners. Thanks
>
>Don Curtis, I have found that most Propane suppliers have everything you
mention.with the possible exception of the " burner housing" often
constructed of 2" iron pipe with appropriate reducers,etc. They usually
sell the "Tiger" Propane torch. Welder or furnace suppliers also stock many
of these items. Don M.
>
Grimmer on fri 13 feb 98
Don,
Give Marc Ward a call at Ward Burner. He frequents this list, too,
so you will probably hear from him. Good service, too. Phone
number is 423/397-2914.
I would recommend using commercially made burner bodies and
adding safety and control devices. Burners constructed (rigged)
from plain black pipe tend to be inefficient at best and produce
unknown BTU ratings. The money you spend on commersh burners
will be recouped through gas savings and control. My personal
favorites are Eclipse, which always seem to be under rated by the
factory.
steve grimmer
marion illinois
Don Curtis wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Does anyone know where you can purchase burner parts-ie. burner housing,
> solenoids, thermocouples, pilots, gauges etc. so one could make their own
> natural draft venturi burners. Thanks
>
> Don
Kenneth D. Westfall on sun 15 feb 98
Most of what your looking for can be had from Graingers cataloge or Mark
Wards burner sales.
At 01:52 PM 2/12/98 EST, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Does anyone know where you can purchase burner parts-ie. burner housing,
>solenoids, thermocouples, pilots, gauges etc. so one could make their own
>natural draft venturi burners. Thanks
>
>Don
>
Kenneth D. Westfall
Pine Hill Pottery
RD#2 Box 6AA
Harrisville, WV 26362
pinehill@ruralnet.org
DON'T GET STUCK IN THE MUDPIES--K & T
na on tue 9 nov 04
Does anyone know where to go to find gas burners, gas meters, propane
vaporizers, heat exchangers, duplex strainers, gas pressure regulators,
ceramic tubing?
Please reply to submit@burnerparts.com
www.burnerparts.com
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