Where I hunt in NoDak; it's not high quality wood, but there's a lot of standing dead and fallen dead to harvest. A lot..............a lot!!!
Considering a near future move there. Spend a couple weeks there every year hunting. Where do y'all live; and is it difficult to find wood???
The 13 is an awesome heater though. I wish it had longer burn times with the crap wood I scrounge.....................most of my wood is box...
My 13NC heats my house just South of the cheddar curtain just fine until it starts getting really cold. My dump is 1150sq.ft. and not an open...
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I was posting that as a "fall back" option if he didn't find anything. Agreed, their prices are high.
Forgot to mention this in my OP........................the baffle board in my 13 still looks great. It gets a lot of ash on the top side during...
Go to the Englander website..........www.heatredefined.com...................search around for their store.
I've got that ability also................I can attract everything except a good woman.
We would've had about 7-8"; but a little lull in the snow early afternoon let what came down in the morning mostly melt. It never stopped...
Electricity always flows downhill.
72*F on Friday, 5" of snow yesterday, and a sunny 53*F now. All the snow melted by about 1:00pm. Got home from my retriever club training day...
Bumping to the top. 44 years ago today.
I think with Aspen you'll be LUCKY to get 3 hours of usable heat out of that little stove. IIRC; the firebox is only 1cu.ft. And 16" logs is...
Then they look at you stupidly when you inform them their wood is wet. OP; the 13NC is a great heater. With dry wood and a full firebox, it...
That's the one!!! Thanks!!!:D:thumbs::yes:
I know it'll sound like a "line"........................but I know a guy that knows that guy!!! My Bud said it was funny for about 6 months at...
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I'm sure most have had them here. You know; the fire that looks tame, until you look at your thermometers...............both stove top and...
