Rotlund? Midwest? I'm looking for a MANUAL cleaning kit. Seems like screw in rods and brush is about $59-60+ or more.
That might explain it. I burn auto almost all the time.
I am not so lucky. My Harman glass gets dirty all the time -- probably something to do with my draft.
That's about when it starts here -- though I recall some later Septembers we started a few fires. But definitely by mid-October things are rolling.
I can't believe I still have a dirty stove. In fact, I think I have a burn pot full of clean pellets that failed to ignite. I have about 6 weeks...
They're basically the Lignetics brand and is a second hand product from when Bear Mtn and Lignetics merged. Many folks like them in the inland...
Added another 12 ft. rack.... Douglas Fir... with some cherry on top.
It's pretty quiet in here until September.
I like mine too. But I did run into some nasty, knotty pine that absorbed it like a sponge. The only thing that would split that was a hydraulic...
It seems racks built above ground using cinder blocks and timber for the base and perhaps more timber or t-posts are incredibly durable, don't...
Yep. T-posts are winners. I just wanted to thank you again for taking the time to go snap a picture. You have helped this ruralish suburbanite out.
Much of what you see in those pictures and much more of what you can't see are from 3 large cedar trees that fell in the back yard. Man, they put...
Oh I fixed that. I know it's Chaz. Typo. Yeah, I'm using cut end pieces of lumber in like 4 or 5 cinder blocks per side --- so I just said...
Thanks for taking the time to buzz on out to Chaz's work and take that photo. I don't know why I didn't think of t-posts before. I kept thinking...
I have a cord of cherry, a cord of cedar (not shown) and a cord and a half of douglas fir. I suspect another 1/4 of that dreaded pine.
Also, I do tarp the upper 3rd of the stack in the winter I expect to burn. Lot's of thoughts on this but I live in the PNW and we have --- ummmmm...
Also, that's douglas fir I split this year. Going to let it dry at least a year+ before I burn it.
I'm using two 12ft treated boards for the base. It might be overkill but I had those extra from a project. But now I have to go buy more. Anyway,...
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Well I have to build another one. But thanks for the tips. T-post cost $5 apiece and 4 cinder blocks was like $4.50. the pounder cost more than...
