I dunno about HD, but I bought a crimper...$20ish IIRC. Or take parts to a local heating n air or sheet metal shop to have them modify as needed.
Can't work all day if you don't start in the morning...err, ah, wait...that doesn't sound right...
That's what I did, it works good. You burn hot/clean, so it will be fine for you too. Some people say "you can't do that, it'll cool the flue too...
Totally species, and even individual tree dependant.
Mixing brands of pipe/fittings? That doesn't go too well sometimes. That said, yeah I'd customize whatever needs it to get connected...
Some stoves have a short leg option...which changes the hearth R value requirements too, maybe other clearances/etc also...
Cool, never seen one like that!
Holy cow...we have a hand crank one at work and I think its 10 turns/gallon!
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I don't think bulk tanks like that are allowed in town around here
You can, just start a private thread with whoever you would like to discuss things with...you can invite as few or as many as you'd like and have...
My brother has an older version of that same machine...it works great! Has homemade added on log lift, and larger wheels/tires/lift kit.[ATTACH]
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Most manufacturers specifically say not to...pretty easy to overheat stove internals/etc that way, it can turn a pile of semi hot coals into...
Ah...well they are just moderating according to the rules that we all had to agree to follow before becoming a member here...which I totally get,...
Where did you get that idea?
I :fart: in your general direction :whistle:;) :rofl: :lol: :D (I actually care who won 0%...not a sports watcher)
Good advice...pine, or any fast burning/low coaling wood will do. Also, might go without saying here, but if he is a new burner he may not know...
So it sounds like you can get it to work if you play with the switch long enough...so do that, get it to run, then just leave it on at the pump,...
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