Is a Pacific Energy T4 too small?

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Mine is a floor model that was burned for one year in store, no issues at all and im i 3rd season.. on another note i burned some dry locust for first time because im burning wood i was hoping to save for next year... Wow, that stuff burns hot and pops and sparks.. had to run my fan till stove calmed down... lesson learned.. go easy with the locust... Im so ready for spring
 
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I love burning locust. It is sparky, but boy does it heat. Love the blue flame it produces too.
 
So, was it a t4 or a t5? I am confused. thanks Tim
 
Sorry, Tim. I just paid for it last night and it IS a T5. I was just concerned it was a T4 because of the price....got a great deal. :)
 
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Too cool! Tim
 
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