My saw seem quieter and much more fuel efficient than yours, said no one ever at an FHC GTG...:rofl: :lol:
From what I read, some people (few) do get away with it though too...
OK, so TMI Warning here! And seriously off topic! :picard: Almost had that situation a few weeks back...something suddenly hit me when I was on a...
Hey, could do worse! :rofl: :lol:
Wiping stuff :D:D:D
Yes, there was much discussion about it in another thread...gonna try the 6" first, then swap to 8" if it doesn't pan out...as I understand it...
That pic almost looks like if you just chucked a single piece in on the hot coals and shut the door, leaving the air on minimum the whole...
Pretty cool toy, er, tool...Ventrac has one like that, it mounts on the front though...in the local parade they always have one with the nozzle...
They have high temp loctite...
we have fairly reasonable power too...but electric heat is anything but cheap when it gets good and cold...my buddy had electric radiant in the...
They are actually fairly common...and expensive to run! And just to be clear, they are not really considered a "boiler" as the water isn't allowed...
Exactly...that would run on a 2500-3000 watt inverter, no problem. Nice! That's my setup...a 5000/5250 watt "Coleman" and a 2500 watt Champion...
Maybe...worth a try...just have to try to find a good spot to pull/pry that doesn't break the plug...but if it does, you can buy replacement plugs...
Does it leak? Could be low on oil...
IIRC, somewhere around here in recent times I recall a thread where some cat stove owners felt that a hybrid stove could be pushed a lil harder...
The second one broke off because of the vibration and stress that it seen after the 1st one backed out...something like a muffler being held by...
That's because she really wants a new vacuum...:whistle:
Shims seal the oil in? That's odd, very odd...
It must be a lil corroded, or maybe even melted in there...they can be a bugger to get out sometimes...not annihilating the plug in the process...
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