I agree...not good either way, but the "choice" part of it has extra sting...
Just FYI, rock wool can take very high temps, but, it cannot take direct exposure to flame, unlike ceramic fiber insulation
If you have a stove shop nearby, see if they will give you a few pieces of scrap ceramic wool blanket material...its what they use to insulate...
Yes
I think that is about your only option without leaving the stove cool down much. I had one with a bow in it, what I did was to make a "silicone...
You gonna fool around and be done with this before the weeks over! :rofl: :lol: :thumbs:
FarmerJ ?
X2! :binoculars:
I agree, this looks like an easier build than the Stihls...and nice to have that extra documentation/list too! :thumbs:
Depends on the engine...a modern Honda...mmm, maybe...an old 471 Detroit, nope! :rofl: :lol:
For price maybe...not specs...at least not here! Wish I could buy at state bid prices...can't beat 'em!
Sounds like someone ran out of his viagra...
While that all too often may be true, it can not be a blanket statement...first hand experience with it...
Good move...it helps...been there...sorry that you are now.
Ha...never heard that one before! Dunno about that...the local Case dealer seems to do pretty well...and it seems like almost every city runs Case...
I think we can all agree on that one!
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wildwest , WeldrDave , MasterMech , Eric VW , and all the other mods, thanks for your efforts here, we appreciate it! I had noticed a a gradual...
Doesn't your "firewood" come with a free pallet?! :p Nice score WW!