Thanks. That was my opinion as well. No smoke out my chimney at high 500’s at stove top
wood shed with wooden sides with 8-10” spaced vertical boards for the sides. 12’ section on sliding door hinges, left open all summer. Seems to...
I agree, but a little moisture gives you a longer burn time was all I was saying. I find if the mc gets too low it does burn hot, yes, but too...
sugar maple is what I burn. We have red maple but the btu's aren’t as high. A lot depends on how small your split your wood and how you stack it...
i don’t burn oak. Been burning sugar maple and yellow birch after one season of drying for 40 years, no issues yet. Maybe the way I wrote that was...
Slip of my fingerI guess I meant 220-240. I should proof read more! Stove top is at 500F right now and no smoke can be seen coming out my chimney
Sugar maple and yellow birch. We only have red oak up here but not much until I head south of my area. A season of drying while cut and split is...
I don’t claim to be an expert, but when my stove is at 580-600F and my pipe is at 220-340 external pipe wall temp I’d say complete combustion...
good to know. The pipe average was 200F so I guess that makes sense. this is the first time I’ve ever used a M.C reader. Always cut wood in...
the wood is over 2 years old since cut and split. It’s been in my basement waiting for a new stove as I stopped burning as much wood with my old...
I just had a new Timberwolf 2200 wood stove installed. Had a few smaller fires to cure the paint or however you want to word it. In my manual it...
