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on the money... Heatsaver is doing the math correctly. Corn versus LP because of the BTU's corn can generate many times a guy can burn corn over $4-bu and pay himself back...I forget the exact #'s but the ratio is something like 5.3 to 1 (Gal propane to Bu corn)...Corn burners work for...

??? are you just looping the air from your wood furnace through your gas furnace and sucking it back in to be heated again??? Can you try to close off your gas furnace...maybe (just temporary) take out the furnace filter on the gas unit and replace with a piece of plywood or cardboard to...

tinker nothing... Seriously, I would have to tinker with mine from time to time...usually about 2:30am when the wife's elbow finally found my ribs...usually had to do with a clinker build up which caused me to empty the burn pot (imagine digging out all the coals of your stove tonight at 2am)...

I've been there... We had a corn burning furnace in the same spot as my wood furnace currently sits. It was made by a guy in central Ill and it's more mess than it's worth...The biggest issue is that the are really finickey, there is a lerning curve (mine was 2 years or seasons) we heated the...

Mine I have a Firechief 700. it's installed in the attached garage and plumbed into the house's main trunk line. Works really well, only issue is she's a wood eating pig...Have a fireplace (without insert) in the main living room that we use to set the mood but not for heat. Temp reads like...

Awesome Bob95, That's awesome for you!!! It's also awesome to hear about others that understand that we are all just tenants here!!! Happy cutting, I'm sure that you will have many other stories to come. HD

BAhahahaha!!! Can't wait to try this on the MRS. she says the thing makes too much noise durring CSI full of jeans let along firewood!!! CA THUNK, CA THUNK, CA THUNK...

Have used a top handle for many years on the ground removing smaller limbs before bucking...I think they are the shiznit for this application...My son helps me most times and while it's the smallest saw it's also the saw we have the safety conversation about the most. From my opinion, because...

...??? Not to jump on the pile but...it's but I run a 600p (60 cc) and wouldn't want anything larger than a 20" bar if i'm planning on cutting all day...I think your just pulling the saw down way too far...as far as chians going dull...if im cutting all day I will take at least 4 chains, two to...

deer hunting... Last Saturday I was dropping and bucking some cherry...I had dropped and limbed a few and began bucking, the saw sputtered letting me know that I needed to let her cool off and then I could give her a drink and begin again. I had just killed the saw, set it down on the stump...

I am also a predator...my eyes are in the front of my face...not on the side...and I am a part of the life cycle. Being on top of the food chain I also take responsibility in a quick kill and I eat what I take. I also take responsibility in maintaining a healthy fish population letting breeders...

Got one... I have used this saw as my primary firewood saw for two full seasons, this will be it's third. I have not modified the saw in any way. I cut 10 full cords for myself, 4 for Dad and help neighbors, + some for brother inlaw and the likes...roughly 20 cords a year. From my experience...

this is how much wood my wood truck can truck when a wood truck trucks wood... and yes I have learned to make sure chains to hold sides in get placed back together...it almost looks like the truck is getting ready to blow...

Thanks for offering Greendohn but burning that stuff is the only thing about hedge I enjoy...it's always hung up on it's self, never likes to just fall to the ground, heavy, thorny crap to work with...but oh come next Feb...like gathering gold...if i sent to you to burn I'd have to kick my own...

Ok, I know one of the pics are upside down and that's because I'm a computer idiot...that aside. Here is how my saturday morning went in Indiana. These pics are about 11am after I brought the rounds out of the woods with the mule and split them. you can see a little cherry still in rounds but...

year before... I bought the splitter (used for $600) from a friend after borrowing it from him for two weeks. This all took place the year before I started to heat with wood. I also have the fiskars ss axe and use it quite a bit. For me it was about a long term investment of heating with wood...

I've got it too good... I don't know how you guys that travel so far do it!!! I am grateful that my primary cutting spot is 2 hundred yards from the house. Mostly cherry and hedge with a scattered mulberry in the mix. I can load mule, pickup or grain truck with tools and be cutting in less than...

interested... I have a two year old 600p and have resisted doing anything to it because of the warranty but will most likely start playing with it...Just cant take it any more...Keep posting what you are doing with these saws. I will say this it's been bullet proof for the time i have owned it...

not exactly the same, but... I have a FireChief furnace and it's similar to yours. I understand what you are saying about keeping it in the safe burn and for a short while I too was concerned. What I have discovered and do is: When I refill the furnace I keep a close eye on the temp of the...

CYA...local I had conversation with previous agent that I needed to install "fireproof wall covering" because the furnace was in garage attached to house. I explained that the garage wall was 2 layers of 5/8 per local building code to give me a firerated wall...but if that wasnt good enough I'd...