Here's his website... peterdobias.com
Well you can thank your vet for giving two shots at one time... Worst thing you can do... They will never admit that shots are the hardest things...
Scotty,,, very sorry to hear you had to put Mindy down.... JR's as owning two a very affectionate dogs! They certainly bond to you...
Love the stove picture!!!! You must be running a 6 speed on your Harley? Forgot what year they went from 5 -6 , but those RPM's look low...
Yes, Esse gives you the draft specs for their stove.
I added 4 feet of chimney to my Esse cookstove this year , wanted to see if I'm in the specs they call for out of curiosity... They actually...
Want to check my chimney draft on both my chimney's... See you can buy them on Ebay . Any good verses bad units.. I see you can get basic...
Getting back into this soon, my first flight a few years back. [media]
Here's the oil for sale on Ebay [IMG]
Once you hit 4000 rpms,, the German engineering came to life... what sweet motors! The dealer use it have me run Castrol Racing oil with liquid...
One other cool vintage bike I owned before working for Harley, was a 1972 810cc Dunstall Norton built with Paul Dunstall racing parts... Borani...
My brother in law had a 500 triple,, he said those were like rockets! I believe they made a 750 2 stroker too, another rocket!
Absolutely, but here you don't have to even worry about that... You have "real" friends here! I'm glad to help in any way I can Brian.. Never too...
I'm finding the key is to load and close everything right back up to the long burn mode.. no need to let the new load get going... at least with...
Let the flue temps get to 450 on the PH tonight and the surface temp to 200 , closed the by pass and the draft all the way,, stove took off......
Brian, that's what this site is all about,,, picking brains, not condemning them.. Glad your able to see what questions I have , maybe helping...
Well I'm just going to keep an eye on things here , my main concern was being able to control the fire to a lower burn.. Like I said it might just...
I think I'm going to just go by my flue gas temps and try that for a lower light off point... Then what works I'll reference to my stove top temp...
Jamie said to me, remember, it's not your fireview, a very different stove... I have my stove surface temp gauge right on the cast iron part of...
I just wait for the surface temp on the stove top to show 250 on the gauge. My internal pipe flue gas temps are around 400-450 by then.....
