Recent content by newarkprecision

Oil tank is close to burner. To be honest with you i dumped freezing cold motor oil in system had no effect at all on the way it ran. I do feel a 100deg oil temp in tank is good. The nozzle block was made by me. I have all the cnc machines to make this kind of stuff. What my complete intentions...

Note: This is a 55gallon barrel just for testing and setup. During the summer I will fabricate a boiler system to put in the yard just like the outside wood burners. No mess in shop or house.

Pics of oil pump setup. This is the rough setup I will be changing everything when I get a chance everything will be done in flared jic fittings and copper line.

There are no parts to buy if you have a beckett burner with the pump use that pump. Just some plumbing nothing more than that. Leave the pump on the burner. Im telling you it works well and just like clean burn does it

Yes I have a filter. Yes I had a problem with the vacuum was not giving me the desired heat. What I have found is that I do not even need the valve at all just need to get the oil to the inlet line before the burner. There is no oil pressure to nozzle at all. The siphon takes over from there...

Yes I have a filter. Yes I had a problem with the vacuum was not giving me the desired heat. What I have found is that I do not even need the valve at all just need to get the oil to the inlet line before the burner. There is no oil pressure to nozzle at all. The siphon takes over from there...

Yes I am using the siphon nozzle with air . The secret is to put a t fitting on outlet of pump and regulate pressure here the valve will be almost wide open the other side of the t will goto burner. In other words the more you decrease the flow the more oil will goto nozzle. I also built a tank...

Hey I have found that using the fueloil pump on the burner really makes the system run better. Believe it or not Cleanburn actually uses this pump it looks to be the same pump. Check it out and tell me what you think. What I did was bring oil in inlet and on the port where the gauge mounts I put...

i did mine with osb and used blow in insulation. Later when I have a few bucks will put metal over that just to make it look real good. But the osb looks good already. I used a insulation called atticat by owenscorning very nice stuff blew in 36" and economical

Thank you so much those pid controllers are cheap.

I have been looking for a cheaper way to heat my shop. I have everything I need to make this burner other than a watlow control. What i was wondering is if you know what model I need. I want one that has the correct inputs and outputs and setup. Do you know what model the guy on ebay is using...