I'd move anything portable out for under any trees. I hope your structures fare better than mine have in the past.
I don't know much about coal stoves, but I think that's a coal stove. That looks like a shaker grate. Of course, even if I'm right, that doesn't...
Any pics of the inside?
Is it a coal stove?
I don't have any idea, but it is a neat little stove.
I cut one to length 3 years ago. Still works and looks fine. No visible damage or corrosion. I remember reading conflicting info about cutting it...
I hope y'all don't get hit. An inch of ice destroys the trees and utilities. I hope to never see that again.
It should be fine inevitability
Some use lumber wrap. Your local lumber yard should have tons of it, 8' up to 48' long. It's tough stuff, withstands trucking/railroading.
A 12 volt inverter is another option. Quieter and cheaper to buy/operate.
A friend heats his shop with a free standing Country Flame insert. Even free standing, it doesn't produce much heat without the blower being...
All the American Elm I've split has been tough. Wedge and sledge or full stroked hydros. Dryer or frozen seems to help, a little. We've had a...
Very nice. Videos have to be loaded to YouTube then linked here.
That's gonna make lots of good wood. And lots of noodles.
That would be Bad. :hair::bug::jaw:
Just an answer to: Xactly how is it different from the x27? I haven't seen one yet. Pics?
Farmchuck
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With the draft fully closed, it have no flames. No smoke either :yes: As I increase the draft, the more flames I get. From slow motion smoke...
^aluminum cans^:rofl: :lol:
