I always figured it was good enough for my engine until the moment I drained it out. And I learned it from my father too.
I did it for a decade. No problems. Was finally shamed into buying cheap bar oil. Saw stays cleaner. No noticeable difference in wear.
86lbs
The cheapest I can find. I've never burnt up a bar or chain, they wear as they should. Anything else is waisted $$
Same, but from Lowe's.
Yes, what a waste. RIP Elvis.
Good luck finding any stove that doesn't over heat you. I heat 1536 sqft with 2x4 walls and blown in cellulose, south of you. Luckily my stained...
Morrow/Dutchmills area.
Sycamore spilts much easier dried.
snaple4 where you at? I’m 30 minutes south of Siloam Springs.
Concrete slab, walls and ceiling? That’s a he11 of a heat sink. Any insulation?
RoundUp
The IS is advertised at 3.2 cuft, not sure how accurate that is. The KS is advertised at 1.5 cuft. The IS should be well over twice the size of a...
Interesting. Can you easily stretch 1.4 cuft of wood out to 16 hours in an IS?
Higher BTU/hr at maximum burn rate or minimum burn rate?
Buy a Keystone. 16 hour burns are easy, 24 hour burns possible (on my oak). In a 1.4 cuff stove, that’s low and slow. The soapstone will help...
I've had an inexpensive bipod on my .223 prairie dog rifle for 5-6 years. Another on a .17 HMR Sling mount quick detach and foldable. I like them.
When I was a kid, we’d make a game of who could find the most sheds. Ever held a live one loosely in your closed hand and it make the buzzing...
Yes. The sapwood turns into a soaking wet mess out in the rain, once it's punky. Since it's about all I cut, I top cover it immediately.
Scotty Overkill once posted that he got into a stand of oak that had been standing dead for 30 years. Not sure what kind. The sap wood was gone...
