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12V battery included as well Ranco Aquastat, along with one pump to circulate the water within the boiler itself and one supply pump for the building.
FOUR outlets (for 4 pumps) and four returns available!
75 CFM forced-air induction blower shown, with solenoid activated damper.
The most popular 6 foot model is the TL-634-WT12/12 (6L’x3W’x4H’) which has a wood capacity of 72 CF and holds 583 Gallon for BTU storage of 653,252 BTU, ready to pull from at a moments notice.
Always hot, always ready!
TL-634-WT12/12 (6L’x3W’x4H’) 72 CF 583 Gallon with no water in the lid $26,875 653,252 BTU stored 15,836-18,000 sq ft
Many people prefer a 4 foot tall firebox (above) because if you are using BIG 16"+ rounds, a 3 foot space/height gets used up pretty quick!
TL-633-WT6/6 (6L’x3W’x3H 54 CF 173 Gallon $20,975
193,847 BTU
TL-633-WTC6/6 90 gallon in the lid 263 Gallon $22,450
294,692 BTU
PLEASE DOUBLE CHECK the prices at https://outdoorwoodfurnaceboiler.com/HyProTherm-Top-Loader-LIST-4.15.22.pdf because a typo IS possible,
An older TL-633 Top Loader Wood Boiler (no longer made). The models now have a
much sleeker 10" lid; in most cases a water-less lid.
SIDE, showing emergency loading door and ash door below.
TL-955 12/12 ready for loading!
GREAT for two rows of
4" x 4" pallets
28,603 sq. ft; BTU instantly available, based on water capacity
Also available in a water-less Forced Hot Air Model. Great for KILNS!
Hinges with 1 1/2"inch bar - Immensely Strong! Bar shown for reference of size.
Designed like our front loaders, to trap the heat, the smoke but most importantly the gases in the wood so that they don't rush out the chimney and are wasted. NOW FREE!
For use with chains/hooks and heavy equipment when a forklift is not available.
Available in a water-less Forced Hot Air Model. Great for KILNS!
Top Loading Forced Air Furnace
This is our extremely popular forced air, hot air furnace that you can load easily with heavy equipment. A lot of people are buying them to heat a kiln and most of them are burning firewood and use the same firewood (cracked and twisted pieces) to dry their firewood so that they can get more money for it.
Seems like a win-win to me!
Top Loader Forced Air Models have two big 2020 CFM blowers to blow an abundance of air into a building, whether it be for heat or use as a kiln. Long buildings benefit from this design because they can be put in the center of the building (lengthwise) and run two ducts into the building, with one going to the left and one going to the right; taking the hot air to each end of the building.
The two return ducts are put closest to the furnace; pulling air from each end for extremely optimal circulation without cold spots. This is what the Army Corp of Engineers did in one of their warehouses.
Top Loading Forced Air Furnace
Here is a photo of a top loader up in Canada heating a huge building.
Standard Grates made out of 3/4" Bar Stock
On our smaller top loaders we put a single row of grates down the length of the boiler with sand to each side. There is a steel plate that goes down to the concrete pad to block the sand from entering underneath the grates.
The sand is normally tapered up to the sidewalls in larger models, so that when you drop logs in, they land on the sand and will roll down onto the grates. Once you have a log on the grates, you can drop subsequent logs on top and the weight is well distributed across the grates.
This is done quite differently in larger models that have the pull out ash tray option. See photos above. The whole boiler is filled completely with grates from corner to corner.
There is an ash door directly below the emergency loading door which gives you access to the area below the grates for clean out with a hoe. On larger models, we give you two ash doors; one on each end.
These channels in the corners plus the ones along the side carry the oxygen from the forced air induction blower to every inch, so that dense products like sawdust and wood chips burn effectively and efficiently.
$365
On 9' Models and larger, many people choose the optional pull out ash trays. We lift the boiler up on 12" I-Beams and build air tight ash trays to go between them.
When you purchase the ash trays, we fill the entire bottom with grates, as shown in the photo to the left.
$2200
You can bolt any propane, K-1, waste oil or other burner onto the boiler this way. We build the cylinder length to match YOUR burner! $380
Shows ash tray placement in I-beams before putting the boiler on top.