Mar 14, 2010 · Looking for advise. Away to install a tigerloop system into my oil heating pipework but been told by various people to have it outside, some say inside,other say high up the wall …

Jan 1, 2009 · TigerLoop install Quick background: 2 year old WM SGO3 steamer who's efficiancy has been reclaimed by a second installation removing the copper above the water line, adding …

I have a residential boiler with a Beckett gun burning about 1.75GPH #2 oil .. two pipe oil feed from an outdoor buried 550gal tank.

2 seperate tiger loop , 1 for each burner installed. Using original inlet on side of pump with return on bottom.

Tried to restart and tiger loop filled with foam. Finally got it to fill with oil and burner fired. Runs for 15-30 minutes, and flame goes out. An hour later the reset light flashes. The flame goes out …

Hi all, firstly, apologies if this has been covered elsewhere. I did a search but couldn't find what I needed.

Doesn't the Tiger Loop come with a plug? It's been a long time since I installed one. I'm sure your tech should have one, and he can verify pump pressure and combustion is correct and make …

No vacuum leaks, proper power bleed, no Tiger Loop. It's not a lift job. Once the oil goes up, then down to the floor it's a basic siphon. I'd put an OSV 3' above the height of the burner (max). I'd …

Deaerators (Tiger Loop™, Mitco Smart-Flo™, etc.) are meant to address specific issues. They're great for dealing with cold oil problems caused by outdoor tanks, for one thing. Also, single …

Are you going single pipe? Just the usual-all flare fittings, OSV, power purge for air. Judging from the post title you're putting in a Tiger Loop? Isn't this a continuation of your last post?