The vent will be on ground level next to the outside door, but like I've read, it'll be about a '14 run and with no way to directly hook up an OAK...
I crawled up under it over the weekend and the air wash inlet is on the left front. And like your saying, I ain't got a clue on how to attach an...
MMmmmmm..... not drafty at all really. Just wanting to make my house stove as efficient as possible. And also getting ready to put a vapor barrier...
The leaves are starting to turn here in SW Va. We've had a few mornings in the low 40's so naturally I'm starting to think about winter. I've been...
Got my Buck 91 in December and man, it was blazing cold!! I opened the sliding glass door in my basement and opened the basement windows and that...
Nice!
Happy Birthday to all and thanks for my BD wishes!! Wildbill
That's a great set up!! I have about the same, only a smaller tractor ( 2 Series JD) and a Silverado 1500 w/a 3Max to pull the trailer.
I've never pulled my bricks either. I'll usually get the bulk of ash out then I have a ash vacuum that I'll finish that job with. Cleaning the...
That's a great idea. I like to leave it clean as possible to keep the wood smoke smell down in the summer and I guess it's good for the steel to...
We had 80 on Wednesday then about 2" of snow yesterday. It's supposed to be mid-60's thru the weekend then a high of low 30's early week here....
With winter getting close to the end( finally) I'm thinking what I need to do to my firewood set-up. I'll clean the chimney, clean the stove,...
Thanks! I've heard folks talk about bitternut but I don't know that I've ever seen it. I just finished getting up a red oak that Helen blew the...
You know Buzz, it could be butternut. It's always been called smooth bark in my area.....
We have some shagbark in my area and when I find it, I love it!! To me, it burns a little hotter than regular hickory
Wished I was in the area, I'd like to help do a little cleanup. I try to stay ahead 2-3 years and can always use a little wood! And Locust was hit...
It reallly does a good job at coaling! I'll throw a few sticks in at bedtime and have plenty to get the fire going again
I have access to all of those but when I can get White oak or yellow locust It'll make me smile from ear to ear!
Was just thinking, if you had a choice between Black Locust, White Oak, Red Oak or Smooth Bark Hickory for fire wood, which would you choose?
Same here in SW Va. I'm seeing no-name Pappa Bear look a likes going for $500-$2000 in Marketplace!
