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Well I'm going on my 11th year of burning and I haven't done a darn thing to my F3CB, other than shovel out ash and wipe the viewing window. I certainly don't burn the best wood as I also burn pellets (to keep the crappy wood burning) but the thing still works flawlessly and has been doing it...

Oh great, now you've done it. Now I'm starving.

That is a beautiful stove. Under different circumstances, I would love to have one. the cook stove that is.

That's exactly what I use. I then dump the ash on the driveway and walkways out to the chicken coop and the woodpile. A little messy coming into the house, but we're red-neck hillbillies anyway.

I know when I get the fire going just right when I open the door, coming in from getting wood, and my glasses fog up immediately.

Very nice write up. I probably will never see a leveraxe, let alone use one, but it gives a real world idea as how it would work in a real situation.

I subscribed to your channel and looking forward to a video on the 455 R. BTW, not sure of the PITA it would be to fix Canadian saws, but a new 455 is $599.99 up here.

Wow, other than the $%#@!!! flooding, beautiful country. One of these days, I'm gonna have to go over there and get in touch with my roots. Look up a few relatives maybe, that'l make their day, I'm sure.

Interesting. I was in my local Canadian Tire (auto/hardware/food/camping/shoes/etc) and the small containers of Poulan oil was $3.99. I went into my local Husqvarna/Echo/Dolmar dealer and a 6 pack of Husqvarna XP oil was $11.99, works out to $2 a container. Another reason to support your local...

Almost a cord, three chairs and a table...

I have to say thanks for the repair manual for my 455 Rancher, it will definitely come in handy. I now, however, have a rather strange request for a repair manual for a Poulan Pro 4218 AV. I don't know if there is such a thing, but if there is, thanks again.

Looking for a repair manual for a 2012 455 Rancher. Many thanks.

I know you posted this awhile ago, but this has to be one of the funniest things I have ever seen. What's even funnier, is I have known people that would actually do that.

I'm not too concerned that they tune these things to get approval from the EPA mafia, it's just the issue that too lean causes premature engine wear, or outright damage. Then people add more oil to try and compensate, negating the EPA measures. I wonder if one can sue the EPA for a new saw? Yah...

I left mine on, just pounded out the baffles. It just made it a little noisier, but I'm not sure...I'm deaf anyways.

I wonder why those same manufacturers won't allow Canadian dealers to sell those carb adjusting tools to Canadian customers. I realize the EPA is rather far reaching, but they are an American agency, after all. I went to my local Husqvarna dealer and he said he couldn't sell me the tool, as...

Sometimes the temptation is almost overpowering, but still it makes you feel good to help someone out even if it would have been a cheap saw.

I bought a 455 Rancher this spring and still haven't used the first can-o-gas through it. However, I'm planning on getting a tri-axle load of wood in the next couple weeks and will then use it ALOT more. I emptied out the old Poulan and cleaned it up and stored it away. Right now in the midst of...

That's in our dollars. according to Dan Ackroyd (in Canadian Bacon) $1000 Canadian is $10 American.

I have a three legged stool if you're looking for one.