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I have a ms280 and it wasn't running right, found out it was a torn intake boot with the advice from someone on here. If I remember correctly it's a common issue with the 280s.

I put the wd-40 on while I am using it and maybe once or twice in the off season. I should state this is for an outdoor boiler.

I spray mine with some wd-40 every few weeks. Seems to help the longevity some.

I'd look into the crown Royal stoves too. I don't have one but am considering replacing mine with one.

I decided to put an owb in the year after propane hit $5 a gallon. Of course it hasn't been that high since.

Sure looks like walnuts hanging from it

I have been researching a lot lately about what's out there. Been thinking about replacing my nature's comfort 175 with a gasser to cut down on the amount of wood I use. I got it narrowed down to heatmaster g200 or the crown Royal pristine 7200. Kind of leaning towards the crown tho. Closest...

Same thing was happening with mine. I put a new air filter on and it helped. Even though I was cleaning the old one with the air compressor it still needed replaced.

Has anybody tried this stuff? How's it compare? Thanks.

Same thing happened to me last year. After looking into a few things I figured out it was my wife had crap piled up in front of every return vent. Probably over half had boxes right up against them and the other half had some form of furniture near by. I doubt it is from the same problem but...

I burn wood in a natures comfort 175. Bought it preban. Been using it for 4 years without a problem.

I got the artillian forks this fall and have had good luck with them so far. He makes a sweet modular grapple system too.

Just ran mine with a 25" bar and a full skip chain in some oak wider than the bar and it did fine. I usually use a 20" on it with regular chain.

Nope, it doesn't need to be sharpened. You can if you want but I don't know if it would gain you much.

Got the replacement in the mail already, it was a very easy process to get the replacement. I would say the isocore isn't near as sharp as the X27 but it doesn't have to be. It seems to hold its edge better though.

I have had a Natures Comfort 175 for 3 years with no major issues. Its really a simple unit and they make one that you can use coal in. I would say its middle of the road for efficiency, I am using about 2 chord a month to heat 4200 sf and hot water. I have heard good things about the...

I contacted Fiskars and they responded right away. They said they are happy to ship me out a replacement right away and when I get the new one to ship the old one back so they can inspect it for quality purposes.

Im located by Indianola. Right across the road from another member on here who likes makitas. Thanks for the link Philbert, I was just getting ready to start doing some googling on that very thing.

I got an isocore this fall and love it for driving wedges and splitting more difficult pieces. I managed to split the head in 2 tonight hitting a wedge. We will see how fiskars warranty holds up. Can't believe I broke it.

Would be sweet if you could figure out a way you could still pick up pallets with the grapple on. Looks like you could still pick one up but it couldn't be super high.