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I thought I was cool with my fiskars , then my dad just bought a splitter last weekend, I could cut, load and split a truckload of walnut in an afternoon, then my dad bought a forest king Menard's special, I split a cord in an hr, at the end, couldnt beat it on the crotches and knotty stuff...

I also prefer 36, anything shorter is a shin whacker

I've seen people cutting on the county's brush piles around here lately, its usually good wood, ash, oak, walnunt, hedge, or all cottonwood, I'd be in on it but I've got more ash, oak, walnut, and locust than I know what to do with and can cut at my convenience vs worrying if their gonna burn it...

Hedge is my favorite and its plentiful in this area too, gotta watch it it gets hot enough to melt stoves tho lol and does that firework thing a lot too

Very impressive machine, if I had one of those the wife would never see me lol

I thought I was cool with 7 cord, now I feel inadequate ;)

Nice score, I hear ya man, I pretty much gave my dad my 61 white top I got for free, 2 conditions, I get it back when it blows, and 2 replace the original 1978 bar and chain, you scored the frickin deal of the year there super clean man

I've noticed a difference in the 2 year old walnut tops i cut this year and the seasoned elm I've been cutting here lately, I've got pallets laid out and so far I have a 4x12x7 filled plus the 2 cord that my wood shed holds

Hmm kinda liking the 12" bar idea on a self tuning carb, time for another saw lol :)

I planned on it, my sole intention is to know before I buy unnecessary parts, although in this case I might be better to just buy it lol but with the wind here, I'd know what I'd have to do to keeping from blowing away

I actually have 10' since my dad put tile under his stove, and he put new in, its one of those projects on the list, at the end of the day I never got to, guess I better get on it since wife's on board for a tundra when the taxes come in

No mines through the roof, I was talking about adding a couple sections on top just to see if there was enough draft increase to justify $50 a foot for triple wall before I buy it

From the top of the other elbow out the back, to the cap, I've thought about adding a couple sections of single wall, just to see if it would help my current stove before spending for the pricey triple wall, but haven't done it yet

All metal, singlewall inside the house, then triple outside, 6" about 11' tall total height

Got the wife convinced to get one, I think all she heard was wall thermostat and hot air in the bedrooms and was sold lol

Does anyone here know how they are with a short flu, done some homework on barometric dampers but everything I've come across, they only speak of 30' chimneys, and from what I've read this stove requires a baro damper

I wondered that, but I thought maybe somebody knows something I don't, like I learned today about the stihl 045 bunt

Where does a guy get a black top cover like that

I believe the summers heat is a top vent, but it only has a single 8" outlet for duct work, and tiny blower

Menard's is is the Walmart/sams club of lumberyards