I dident think to show the pumps. The green circulator is for the wood stove. the blue one is for the oil boiler, and only comes on when the oil boiler starts up. As I said befor the oil boiler will heat the water in the silver tank, or I can close the valves and bypass the tank and wood stove if the stove is off lets say. Or leave the valves open, stove off and heat the water in the tank by the oil boiler and leave the green circulator running so it circulats the water threw the house after the oil boiler shuts off. Eventually the water will cool back down again but I can keep it warming the house, were as befor I installed the tank the oil boiler would get the house up to the temp the thermostat was calling for then shut down and the blue circulator would stop also. So no water would be moving. Oh well,, thanks for the info.
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