Yep, chilly, rainy and just want a gooder fire.
I've got a couple sanders to avoid too much manual labor.:thumbs: Anybody suggest a shot of primer first?
Baffle termites. :rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol:
Gasket looks to be in good shape too. It's been sitting outside on that wagon with a tarp over it for a while, but the gasket is good.
rotti, uh, YOU live up in that area............:headbang::rofl: :lol:
From what I can see of the tubes, they're good. Made outta stainless.
"Rated" for up to 1800 sq ft, and her house is only about 1000-1100. More than enough ooomph, just not super long burns, but we'll see. Thanks...
I remember that thread now. I even "liked" a few posts. :doh: Thanks for the link HB.
Father Knows Best.
Sorry ww, I meant to put a smiley in there somewhere. So, went out and took some pics just a few ago....... [ATTACH] [ATTACH][ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I still think it's looks like a mini Godzirra.
Very nice Truman. 73 degs? Perfect for a first firing.:thumbs:
Oh man HB...nice. Got a closeup? With the deck, it seems as though the blower is able to just keep pushing heat from the stove into the house...
Now why in the world would you correctly assume such a thing? Four years older than I, but we won't divulge my age. Ok, ok, I'm 61.
I think the newer Durock has an R-value of .39/1/2". Tile only adds about .02. There's also another material called Micore that's got a high value...
From the manual: "The approved protector board should be large enough to provide a minimum of eight inches (8”) behind the unit, eight inches (8”)...
What material is the floor? If concrete, you needn't do anything but plop the stove down the appropriate CTC from the wall. I used Wonderboard...
Gooder idea ww. We started cutting some wood for her a couple years ago that was only about 12", due to the firebox in the stove she just traded...
Tough crowd.:D
Are you sure?:D Big proponent of washing my hands, but not with anti-bacterial stuff. How you gonna' develop an immune system if you never get...
