Colder here. What's your temp? What ya burnin?

-26 this morning going up to 3F for the high, last day tell Monday we will get above 0.

 

26 out right now, nice little ice storm here in eastern KY. Burning some Red Oak.

 

Another -40° F/C morning. That's twice this week and twice in I don't know how many years.

 

Not bad out this AM. 23 now, overcast, and breezy.

I managed to put enough wood on the boiler yesterday morning that it didn't go out overnight like the night before(pro tip). Reloaded this AM with some more white oak.

 

Oh no!

Mental note: must be avoided at all costs!

 

I think someone turned up the T-stat in the basement a little yesterday driving up wood consumption. No big deal, but didn't plan for it.

 

9f and dropping. More snow to come tomorrow and the Poconos is enjoying winter. Inside the stove we’re burning oak and maple scraps and keeping it toasty.

keep warm good people!

 

Down to -2* so far tonight. Burning some lodge pole pine, elm and some cottonwood. 76* in the house right now.

 

15F & dropping with a 5mph NE wind. Stuffed the boiler with Oak & Elm. Made it to 20 briefly with sun so it wasn't too bad out. Clouding up now with a little snow coming they say.

 

Lately here it's ranged from single digits to high teens. We've been burning mostly red oak and black locust. I have to restock my ready stack this weekend and imagine it will be mostly sugar maple. They are predicting significant snow starting Saturday night so I need to get it done by then.

 

3 and windy/69
Burning down coals with cedar. Apple and white birch on deck

 

Was -18* when I left for work, was between -16* and -29* on the way, -29* at work. Spruce keeping the house at 72*.

 

17f here in Northeast Pennsylvania today. Just filled up my indoor wood bin with 3 year old red oak and black locust that I had in my emergency stacks. I call them that because I have them closest to the hatch where I toss the wood in. I planned it for deep snow when my ATV cannot be driven easily or at all with alot of snow, which we have now, about 18 inches of snow pack. Also easy to move wood into the basement with wheel barrow.

 

About 1 degree above in Northern Michigan and burning some maple.

 

21, crisp and calm outside. 70 inside from an overnight load of ash and sugar maple. Ash and white oak next.

 

7* this AM, Red Oak.

 

-6. Cherry and Ash keeping things toasty!

 

Rope. How big is burn chamber in your boiler? And approximately how big of splits do you use?

 

Well, this is nice! Only -7 this morning!

 

Firebox - 50"L x 36"H x 30"W Door - 23"W x 23"H


When you're older and half broken down like myself, the size of the splits is regulated only by the door and what you can lift.


I trust you're about fully recovered now?