Fireplace size usually the limiting factor.
I bought a Toro commercial 48" with 19hp Kawasaki in 2007. I mow about 6 steep acres of rocks and ravines. 368 hours on it. No problems or...
Toro bought out Exmark 15ish years ago.
I just make sure the glass is clean. I sweep the chimney and dust off the cat in the fall.
Definitely unsafe to burn with that liner. As mentioned , and you’ll hear it said over and over, DRY wood and proper burning techniques are key....
Same here. No problems.
I use a heavy built International brand 5’ brush hog behind my 17 PTO HP Yanmar. Tractor weighs about 3000lbs with FEL and hog on it. Runs it...
Looks like fun. I need to try that.
Yep, its that impressive :bug:
Good point.
I tend to use the terms interchangeably. But if I consider it, I think of chimneys as masonry and flues as stainless. I rarely see “flue” used on...
+1 on the two Selkirk chimneys I’ve installed and used.
1000sqft is small, easy to overheat. I’d recommend a small cat stove for its low and slow burn capability. I chose one for the same reasons, plus...
For a female according to the profile.
Congratulations to Kevin Nelson the 5000th member of FHC.
Happy Birthday Scotty O.
Good thing
That amount of green red oak would destroy a trailer with two 3500lb axles. Surprisingly, it doesn’t show obvious signs of being overloaded.
Congratulations, the sofisticat of the great white north has granted you forgiveness. May you sleep well at night.
1200sqft is small, easy to overheat. I’d recommend a small cat stove for its low and slow burn capability. I chose one for the same reasons, plus...
