What! That's a lot of snow for Texas isn't it?
Here is something funny for you it is -10 in South East Ohio and 38° in Anchorage Alaska right now. Speaking of Alaska has anyone seen Bogeydave?
That would make a great firewood saw. My dad has a 51 and we have cut a ton of wood with it.
Welcome to the FHC forums! That is a lot of snow you have gotten this year!
-10 this morning :headbang: house was still 71° after a 10 hour burn. Reloading with 4 year old White Oak right now.:coldfire:
Uh oh, once you start scratching that itch it gets hard to stop:saw::saw::banana:
The only AT saw I own is the 555 and and brad tried to get it to mess up and was unable. I have yet to have a problem with it and even when it is...
I know I don't have an air leak and here is what my stove looks like right now with the air at about 1/4 of the way open at about 10 hours into a...
I still have a 357XP that I need to sell one of these days...... I keep thinking about it but it is so happy sitting on my shelf smiling at me :D...
I do but I always like to go the extra mile :yes:........ Isn't there a saying about an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure or something...
Can you explain the red glow a little more? Is it in a specific location or are all the coals just glowing?
Welcome to the forums!! At this point I'm not sure anyone on this forum has one?? I am really interested in this stove also even though I have no...
Which one do you recommend?
Thanks for the tip! I will be doing this to my 555 as soon as I get home. To the OP: I highly recommend porting either the 545 or the 555 after...
Wow what a saw!! Congrats on the new toy errr tool :saw::dancer::dex:
I would love a 545 but you may want to look at the Husky 555 also. The extra cc's in the bigger diameter stuff is awesome and it has become my go...
I agree at night I get way better heat and length of burn out of a load of Shagbark Hickory and White Oak.! Thinking about this a bit more part of...
Interesting....... Per the website it says 30+ hour burns. It looks like this thing could throw a lot of btu's if needed. Does anyone around here...
People think I am crazy but I love Softwood! It dries quick and you can burn a load hot and fast to get the stove warmed up and a nice coal bed...
That looks steep! The majority of the property I have to work on is every bit that steep and things get hairy quickly so take your time.