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I heat with a Shaver165.(yeah, I know). I have done several mods to it. Most of the home is heated by forced air except the 24x30 addition, it is heated via self installed radiant floor heating. I run the Shaver water temp at 150*. House is warm and toasty and I burn less wood...

This is what I got on my Shaver. It works awesome. Maybe you can do something like this? http://www.arboristsite.com/firewood-heating-wood-burning-equipment/110817.htm

I believe many problems arise when people use drain tile to contain their pex. I believe this drain tile plastic to not hold up well underground.

I did this with mine. 2, 1 inch and 2, 3/4 inch wrapped in Solar Guard (1/4 inch foil faced insulation) About 4-5 layers of wrap. I ran everything through a 6 inch schedule 80 pipe. Anyway, I think it was called schedule 80. It was thinner walled than schedule 40 and had belled ends that I...

If you don't mind, where abouts you located from Pgh? I'm on the line between Westmoreland and Fayette. I have a guy that delivers logs. Not sure how far he will travel though. If you are south (not north)of Pgh I can PM you his number! You can give him a call and see what he says...

Sounds like you have that pex with aluminum in it. I am unsure if the Shark bites were made to use on this type of pex. They do work on regular pex though.

I was bucking some logs a couple years ago wearing no PPE. I was in the pile of logs cutting away using the MS310 with 20" bar. I was waded into the pile of wood and in a situation where it was hard to move my feet, so I just switched to cutting left handed to get a few more cuts on the log...

I put a carport beside the OWB and stacked all the wood under it. It is pretty well mixed. The snow is finally starting to melt and wouldn't you know it, I just got dug into the osage orange. I'll just set it aside for when the weather gets cold again and try to get rid of more pine.

Maybe when you give rep, it deducts from your credits? I don't know! Does that mean TreeCo was a good, good, boy? LOL!

He was a bad, bad boy!

I also have the Huskee 22T splitter. Works great! From what I hear, the company (Speeco) stands behind them pretty well.

Here is the Grainger if you want to pay more http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/DAYTON-PSC-Blower-1TDN7

Not Granger........but, http://www.drillspot.com/go/search/?q=dayton%201tdn7

Here is a video! Check out the UFO at the end, LOL! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dInj-0-B2BA

My set up! DSCN6517.JPG

Yomax, I'm not sure if your dealer got you in touch with these guys or not http://www.woodboilersolutions.com/ I ordered one of their test kits, the one with the little bottles of chemicals (Analysis kit) It allows you to test to see if there is enough chemicals (Solution 101)...

LOL!.....Now that was funny! :laugh::laugh::laugh: Sorry to here you had some problems, but I did get a good laugh out of your post. We all learn by mistakes!

Yes the set up for the radiant floor was a closed loop. I was reading about it being a good idea to have a pressure tank in a closed loop for expansion. Not sure if I really needed it or not. Put one in the set up anyway.