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Pellet heads!! What's up today?

Discussion in 'Pellet Stoves, Pellet Fireplaces, Pellet Furnaces' started by DexterDay, Jan 16, 2014.

  1. bogieb

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    Cleaned both stoves yesterday. Should be the second to last cleaning of the season.
     
  2. Pete Zahria

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    My last cleaning is usually around November..
    Or... It could be considered the first one,
    depending on your perspective..
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    Dan
     
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    I like how you think.:coldone:
     
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  4. bogieb

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    I've been known to take it until August or September myself :whistle:
     
  5. bogieb

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    Hey don2222 , have a Happy Birthday!
     
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    not quite finished burning pellets for the season. and there are still people coming in for 5 or 10 bags to get them through.
    I "try" to do a full clean and chimney sweep before June......... or not:whistle:
     
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    Changing gears and in to new(to me) tractor hunting mode. I need something that does more than just mow. I need more flexibility as far a attachments. Looking at a Green and Yellow put put. :makeitrain"

    Then I got to find a tiller attachment for the big azz garden the wifey wants!

    :tractor:
     
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    How many acres is this garden gonna be JT ? :tractor:

     
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    I'm pretty sure the wife wants the whole field as the garden. Or dang close to the whole area. Way to much to till by the walk behind putter I have now!

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    Happy birthday my friend!
     
  19. CleanFire

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    That looks close to 300 x 300, or 2 acres area. Definitely next level farming.

    Edit: 200 x 200 feet = .918 acres area, 150 x 150 = .51 acres, 100 x 100 = .23 acres area.

    JD and Kubota are the popular small farm equipment in this area. Several Massey Ferguson and Ford tractors in town also.

    If I may humbly suggest - call your local County Extension Service, get a soil analysis done, before committing large $$$, discuss what you both want to do: and consider hiring-out the initial plowing / tilling / harrow before any major equipment purchase, w/ the upcoming home purchase in-the-mix.

    (Not trying to dissuade you, just saying what I would do, if here.)
     
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    Hope you had a fun Birthday Don! :handshake:
     
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