Alumanumanum...;)
Your example applies to my "unless very high hours" clause...:D
Super greens: why silage is great for dairy cows (and dairy farmers) Our county is a top Ohio dairy producer...and almost a 1/3 of the crop land...
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Etrailer too......
Yeah these homemade water heaters are just potential steam bombs...plus I'm sure if anything major happened the HO ins. would use "homemade" as an...
Heck, I see some of y'all more often than some of my extended family!
That WAS me, back in about 2008 or so...the poor results were what made me go online to research what was wrong with my stove...:whistle: :rofl: :lol:
Ohh don't you worry...we'd find something...Ford/Chevy/Dodge, Stihl, Husky, Echo, bark up/bark down, vertical vs horizontal...something!
I'd make that out of 1/2" black pipe and some 1/2" round stock. Cut the pipe into 5 sections and weld 3 to one side (probably the gate) and 2 to...
Buck into rounds, let lay a year or two, it'll split nicely
Been there done that...it works...kinda...sorta. as soon as you get cutting the bundle starts to fall apart...and the slabs are random lengths to...
It depends...it there is some meat left, then yes, if it's all thin slabs, not really...unless you are in a bind for fast drying wood maybe......
Looks too flat for Holmes county...
Sure sign of low BTU wood...gotta leave the splits big...;) :D
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I bet you can come durn close, if he will tell you what brand 2 stroke oil he seasons the griddle with! ;)
Pex, no...max working temp is 200*...something like this has to be built to be fool proof, which will get expensive. Not sure how much hot water...
His last post here... Loaded truck pics.
