Nice stove set up!

[Kevin in Ohio]

Don't think you'll have to worry about burning under the stove!

 

[Ryan'smilling]

That's fricking sweet!

 

[babybart]

Might be a few things to stub your toe on in that setup.

 

[Kevin in Ohio]

That's fricking sweet!

Don't think you have to worry about the flue rotting out!

 

[Ronaldo]

That is really a unique set up. Lots of conversations about that rig, I bet.

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[farmer steve]

@Sty57 is that yours?

 

[JeffHK454]

Man , I bet that bucket weighs 3,000 + lbs. ..I wonder what kind of support structure is in the basement under it?

 

[Sty57]

@Sty57 is that yours? [emoji23]

No sir it's not one of ours

 

[sirbuildalot]

Man , I bet that bucket weighs 3,000 + lbs. ..I wonder what kind of support structure is in the basement under it?

I was thinking the same thing

 

[Ronaldo]

Man , I bet that bucket weighs 3,000 + lbs. ..I wonder what kind of support structure is in the basement under it?

On a slab with footings and maybe pillars.......

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[jrider]

I bet that bucket sure does block a lot of heat in the back but once it gets hot I'm sure it throws off heat for hours.

 

[GVS]

Man , I bet that bucket weighs 3,000 + lbs. ..I wonder what kind of support structure is in the basement under it?

Was thinking the same thing.

 

[U&A]

Looks cool but MAN that would get annoying fast.

To each his own though. Very unique.


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[boltonranger]

A very large heat sink indeed...!
I would be interested in the readings on the bucket from an IR thermometer on mornings after you had a fire vs. mornings where you didn’t burn the night before.

 

[NCPT]

Man , I bet that bucket weighs 3,000 + lbs. ..I wonder what kind of support structure is in the basement under it?

I'm betting it is in the basement judging from the post behind the bucket.