Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area

[briantutt]

Yes, some the same some not. More of a welded powder coated skin. Lots more insulation. Both are stainless but the old one got low on water too many times and eventually was leaking too bad to use in the real cold. The new one has quite a different chimney system with more surface area. Also plc controls amd water low switch. They claim 30% gain in efficiency with the changes.

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[crowbuster]

That new one is pretty.

 

[crowbuster]

The outside door looks bigger. Is the firebox door bigger as well?

 

[briantutt]

The outside door looks bigger. Is the firebox door bigger as well?

No, firebox is the same size, i think the door is bigger because of the way it locks to the firebox door now when open and the added insulation maybe.

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[Deleted member 117362]

I never broke teeth off a chain by just cutting wood unless I ran into some embedded metal. I like them but do see the difference to a Stihl chain

I have an Oregon chain that is doing the same, never had it happen before. Cutting clean wood.

 

[svk]

I have an Oregon chain that is doing the same, never had it happen before. Cutting clean wood.

Recently purchased? There were guys complaining over in chainsaw about this too.

 

[Deleted member 117362]

Recently purchased? There were guys complaining over in chainsaw about this too.

Yes, just bought a new roll and hope rest is good.

 

[jr27236]

Maybe they moved manufacturing south on those?
All I have is Oregin Chain and thankfully never had a problem. Even the one chain that I got with a 20" powermatch setup that I hit some embedded bracket with faired real well and I was able to keep cutting. I probably hit was ever it was on the flat side of it though because I didnt hook up to bad, but expected the worse when I pulled the bar out.

 

[svk]

If you have more issues, get on the horn with them. I believe they are good for covering stuff that is defective.

At this point I probably have 20 years worth of chain stocked up for my needs but for others I hope Oregon gets this figured out.

 

[crowbuster]

Nice brian. Hope to here how it does for you this winter.

 

[Nick Kent]

I'm behind the 8 ball. I don't have a dedicated location to store wood as I'm doing work to the back yard. So came up with these pallets for keeping the wood movable with the tractor. They're about 1/4 cord per pallet. The tractor can lift it but not far. I was able to stack 2 but just barely. Hopefully after the wood dries out it will lift it no problem. I can stack 3, but not full.

 

[jr27236]

Those are NICE!!!!

 

[Nick Kent]

Hope they last awhile. I probably could have bought quite a bit of firewood for what I have into those pallets.

 

[Shorthair041]

Around 5 face cords for a small wood stove in my garage.

 

[Erik B]

@Shorthair041 Welcome to the forum. This is a good source for lots of things wood related. We love pics. What stove do you use and what saws? Did I mention, we love pics

 

[jrider]

Before and after - 6 weeks ago. 85 cords total, 75 delivered.

 

[benp]

That.....is......awesome.....

I would drag the patio set out there, a cooler and watch the sun set.

Fantastic!!!!!

 

[Blstr88]

Once that last little gap is full it measured at 8.4 cord. So once the other half is full I should have 17 cord under there...2 years worth.

 

[svk]

My new wood rack underneath the recently enlarged overhang on my sauna building.



I was surprised this heaping tossed load didn't quite fill the rack. Figured I'd have a bit extra. Guess I'll need to cut some more.

 

[chucker]

My new wood rack underneath the recently enlarged overhang on my sauna building.

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I was surprised this heaping tossed load didn't quite fill the rack. Figured I'd have a bit extra. Guess I'll need to cut some more.
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remember steve, you have a short box! so your wood is going to be short as well, unless you trade it in for a long box.... ?? lol