Posted by dhermesc on January 21, 2022 at 08:58:21 from (12.206.162.122):
In Reply to: Re: Waste oil heater posted by Janicholson on January 21, 2022 at 08:46:14:
Those are about 50X more complicated than the ones I am talking about. The ones we had back then would be more along the lines of a short pot belly stove that you could move around. No fans, not electricity involved.
The ones we had were made out of galvanized metal with an enclosed bushel basket sized reservor for oil on the bottom with with stack made out of 8 or 10 pipe with baffles that stood about 6' tall and vented into shop area - so leaks were a good thing. They would heat a small area so you could slide them close to where you needed the heat while working. To get them to start you dumped a little diesel fuel on top of the oil then shoved a lit piece of newspaper in the pot to light the diesel fuel which then started the oil burning.
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