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Just surfing and see they have these that are portable from room to room and through walls, curious to here thoughts if anyone uses one.

I have e classic 2300 and use a paperclip on primary air solenoid any time it is above 20 degrees and currently using it know even being colder than that. I took it out for a few days and was having a lot of coals building up and would not burn them down so back to using paperclip it keeps coal...

Have you tried turning wood so ends are facing sidewalls? I load mine opposite how manual shows and bye bye bridging 20 inch lengths work great for this.

Going on third season with eclassic here, I have multiple neighbors near me and no complaints and when it is up and going it burns cleaner than indoor stoves in the area. I cut my wood at 20 inch length and load so the ends of the pieces are against the sides not with ends pointed towards front...

I have the e classic 2300 and it meets all my expectations the first half of year one was rough and there's a learning curve to it. After that I just throw wood in twice a day and remove ashes out of reaction chamber once a week and clean firebox every 2 weeks start a new fire and go. I might...

I have a downdraft furnace and had exchanger above furnace or in the cold side for two years. Biggest problem with that is you getting the blower motor really hot and eating up bearings. I had local heating place come in and they had to take the furnace apart and I built a box for furnace to...

We need a video of that bad boy in action! I am considering a fast cycle myself waiting for a show special price.

I would make sure warranty is transferable on it. Finishing second season with mine this year has been stir coal bed, throw wood in and walk away with nothing but heat waves out the stack 90 % of the time. first year was a rough and had issues. I am burning dry seasoned wood that has been out of...

Which part of rush county do you live in? Glad to see someone close to home I am in Connersville and love to cut wood just been really busy with work have not got as much cut as I have wanted to and most of my places have to be frozen to get wood out.

Looking at both of these products interested in info. I know the logrights are from Baileys and everyone gives them high regards on here, just curious if the Stihl is as good?

Sounds like you need iron and oak fast cycle splitter with 8 second cycle time. I just about bought one a a farm show for 1950 with log tables and dislodger and they were demoing it. Need to call Iron and Oak find out when they have show special pricing because they seem to have 30% dicounts on...

Thanks for the replies I have a splitter given to me that has a belt driving a pump mounted on the side of the oil tank and with a 4 inch cylinder it has a 20 second cycle time. When you get a piece that stalls it the belt slips on the pullys and the detents don't work. I have been looking at...

You could buy 20 ton fast cycle iron and oak with 8 second cycle time for 295 more with briggs motor from Baileys one of the sponsors on here.

Will a 5.5 honda gx series motor run a 13.6 two stage pump or am I better off using a 11 gallon pump?

Is that the 8 second cycle time splitter and will it bust big gnarly pieces? I was looking into one and curios if it does everything you expect for the extra price.

My wifes uncle has a 270 that is brand new 2 years ago and went to go use it and slung chain off and sproket on back side of cover is extremelly tight. Has anyone ever switched the tooless chain adjuster to an adjuster you tighten with scrench? He wanted me to look at it to see if I can fix it...

Had a guy give me a good size ash tree that blew down went to go start cutting it up since it was good and frozen and get there and small poison ivy vines from bottom of trunk up into the branches. I usually won't cut any fire wood with any ivy vines on it and figured that is a no no. What do...

The wife got me a ms460 with 25 inch bar man she is the greatest!

I got one from my Central Boiler dealer can't remember price but it was under 100 dollars. Probe goes on pipe for water heater and digital display and also believe you can monitor multiple temperatures.

I also live in Connersville and have not seen much wood for sale and prices they are wanting but haven't looked very hard. There sure seems to be alot of wood moving around in the back of trucks around here.