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vegetable or olive oil;
2.
an electric drill with a 3/32” bit;
3.
a Phillips screwdriver or power drill with a Phillips bit.
Remove all parts from inside the big box. Inside the big box, you will have:
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One (1)
Sapling
barrel;
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one (1) flue takeoff;
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one (1) 90° elbow;
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one (1)
Sapling Stack Bracket
;
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two (2) pieces of flue pipe;
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one (1) door;
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two (2) leg sets; and
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a bag of hardware, containing: seven (7) self-drilling screws, two (2) clevis pins, and eight (8)
each: bolts, nuts, and lock washers for the legs and sixteen (16) each: bolts, nuts and lock
washers for the door frame.
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First, assemble the leg sets onto the barrel using the predrilled holes and the nuts, bolts and lock washers.
HINT: The easiest way to assemble the legs is as follows. (If you have already installed the door,
uninstall it. We’re going upside down!) Orient your Sapling “bottom-up,” with the cavity facing
down. (It helps to have a skinny table or workbench or pair of sawhorses to do this while
steadying the unit.) Align the holes in each leg set (so that the feet face the rear of the machine)
on the corresponding holes on the barrel and push a bolt through each pair of holes. When all
bolts have been inserted, reorient the unit exit-hole down (door-side up) with the cavity facing
you. Install the lock washers and nuts and tighten!
3.
Next, assemble the door frame onto the barrel using the nut and bolt assemblies provided, making sure that
the catch for the door latch is on the left and the hinge pieces on the right.
4.
Next, assemble the door on the frame by carefully aligning and then gently tapping the pegs on the door
hinge piece into the holes on the frame hinge piece.
5.
Center the flue takeoff to the exit hole in the back of the unit and mark the location of the four predrilled
holes in the takeoff on the back of the barrel with pencil, chalk or a nail. Predrill those holes. Using four of
the screws provided, affix the takeoff to the back of the barrel. The screws are self-tapping, and, when
enough pressure is applied, will eventually tap into the barrel without the need for drilling holes. However,
we recommend predrilling the holes for a smooth assembly.
6.
Slide the 90° elbow on the flue takeoff affixed to the back of the barrel.
7.
Adjust the 90° elbow so that the exit of the elbow is pointed straight up. Looking at your
Sapling
from the
stack-end (the back), position the stack bracket so that the bent end is flush with the back of the barrel, and
the straight end is flush with the elbow above the elbow’s uppermost adjustable crease (see below). Mark
the position of the predrilled hole on the back of the barrel with pencil, chalk or nail. Predrill a hole in the
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