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Full Belly Tonight

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  1. rdust

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    Mid 20s tonight and no reason to time a load for the morning so I filled up the beast.
     

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    Thats a beautiful sight , rdust! :yes:
    Grab a Not Your Fathers Rootbeer and kick back
     
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    I'm rocking a full load of oak tonight, fans on low and stat at one tick above low.

    THE TIME HAS FINALLY COME!!!
     
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    Man, you ain't a kidding! That stove is full!
     
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    That "split" on the right is like a small tree.
     
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    Full Belly ? Heck you could still fit a half a box of toothpicks in there.
     
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    Speaking of belly full I better get up from this computer and feed the Buck. Good night boys and girls
     
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    G'night LP.
     
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    rdust. You're nice clean stove reminds me of when mine was new. Not quite so clean anymore, some scratches on the ash lip under the door. :-(
     
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    Sure is full :stacke: and Boy you sure got a big chunk of something :woodsign: in there
     
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    5th season with this one, OE paint. :)
     
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    See I'm not the only one that likes big splits.:D
     
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    That N/S loading looks pretty nice. Pretty sure that one split would not fit through the load door on my stove. How long will that load go before you need to reload?
     
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    Just shy of 12 hours and the stove temp is a touch over 300*. The inside temp has been 70-71 since I loaded. Beside for the bigger split and the one to the left its all soft maple. I'd guess if I let it go it would go 15 hours give or take with a 300ish top temp.

    My wife just told me we have a birthday party for a friends kid around noon so I'll toss a few splits in before we leave for that.
     
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    Just tossed in a small load a touch over 13 hours. STT is after burning coals down for few.
     

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    Very nice! I've had one overnight burn go 12 hours where I was over 300 at the end, but that was nearly a full load of white oak. Getting 12 hour burns and being able to keep the house at the temps you want is fantastic. Been musing about installing a BK King in the basement - would love to have that beast running on a 24 hour load schedule. Just dreaming really ... can't afford the cost and it would never pay for itself, but that doesn't stop my from thinking about it.
     
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    Good for you rdust. Just keep on stoking the fire! You'll need to in a couple more days.
     
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    Yep I see single digits coming. Hey what the heck that's why we like our wood heat.
     
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    Looking good rdust

    I hope you didnt strain the crane placing that biggon on the right!
     
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    A few chilly days ahead but looks to be short lived.
     
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