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PM me with any detailed pics ya got of how ya routed the pipes inside. Id like to do mine as well. Ive seen a few pics and videos now of this mod.

I have often thought about pulling the smoke shelf forward, allowing flames to rise up the flue and keep it hotter, while burning lower and producing less heat. i have yet to try this. Going on like 5 years with the Good ole englander. I removed the Honeywell Thermostat and replaced it with a...

Thanks ron!

i think ill be selling mine. i dont use it...hell i dont use my main saws much either. Ive never even cut wood with the partner yet. bought a bar for it, and never even got a chain for it...wtf am i thinkin! lol decisions decisions!...hell i cant even remmeber what we all determined it was...

Yah, actually in kittanning. not to far away. They got replacements i assume? do you by chance got the part number of the blower itself? not the woodchuck number, but manufactures number?

Hey folks, Need some guidance here, neighbors blower motor gave up the ghost last night about 1130. Luckily I had a few different blowers laying around for just such an emergency. Furnace is still active and my loaner blower is doing the job for now. Was curious if any of yinz have run into a...

if ya unhook dcut work, yah that'd work i think!

i dont got no pics of mine tore apart, but ive had the screws out n stuff. i tighten them atleast once a season as they come loose. When the chimney pipe is on, its not possible to remove top piece cuz the flu pipe base (part of firebox) actually rises through the top of tin work. You could...

haha, to some yes..it may have been. however some pictures appear worse than they really are. Either way...the job is done and thats how i spend my day! lol

Today, we cut wood..lol a whole log truck's worth of wood that is. Infact..even cut some other stuff too! Me (in the white) got out the seldom seen 262xp and let it shine in the sun today..wanted to zip through and get it all cut so i got it out and let her eat...plus i wanted to put fresh gas...

New Englander Add-On furnace, Burns HOT, Clean and usually pretty long depending on the wood! been burnin it for 4 years in a drafty old schoolhouse that was built in 1850's . Its not EPA at all, but i still manage to keep the chimney clean, and the house above 85 all winter long without plastic...

Got one!! A while back i asked if it was worth the money, tax return came around and i spent the money, its a nice looking, and good working axe! I could only find an x25 around here, had to order a 27 online and have it shipped, but i had a cord of locust laying in the yard that needed split...

GOt my Partner running tonight. need to turn idle down or investigate WHY its idleing high. But either way, it runs and repsonds to throttle great. Need me a bar and a chain and i can make some chips with it.. Kinda odd having a saw that big without a chain brake..kinda scary too! lol...

well after finding a site that has parts break downs, ill agree with the R420 in comparison to the other suggestions. SO far all the parts look the same. Next ill have to get soem rebuild parts for it. (Points, Carb kit, fuel filter and new line) not to mention a bar and chain. Thanks a freaking...

I know how you feel my fellow PA wood burning friend. I too spend 95% of my time outside in the elements. Servicing and repairing Heavy Equipment for the local coal company. We predict A LOT of fuel filters to be changed the next few days. We cut our fuel in november, but without the idiot...

well no need for a big bar really, but whats the max size ya figure that ole girl can pull? Just curious. I know the old saws run better than the newer ones...and by the feel of the compression on it...its gonna run like a crazed animal!! besides, everyone needs atleast one saw thats gotta giant...

just finished up stacking all my petrified red oak and locust. Ready for the cold i guess!

Here's another thread about this stove Whitespider. Read it and see what others have to say. You'll see me posting near the end of it and lending some "burning" advice to someone who just purchased one. http://www.arboristsite.com/firewood-heating-wood-burning-equipment/82179.htm As for...

Love it!! Not sure about the caddy, but they are perdy! lol I've owned the englander add-on for 4 years now. I have nothing to say except good things and a few bad things. Lets start with the bad.. The blower motor is Loud, but its a blower..cmon. Mine is in my main living room. It blows...

Originally I had said ignition system looked to be pointless, after another look I'd like to correct myself....it has to be a points system. I can see the condenser wire running down behind the flywheel. I also took a pic of clutch if yinz wanna see that let me know. Thanks guys!! Can't wait to...