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    avacado wood????

    It seems that, with a few exceptions, most wood is worth the effort to collect and process, especially if it is free!! Grab as much of it as you...
    Post by: ctlovell, Feb 26, 2008 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    I think this chainsaw is toast..

    I agree with Kevin J, probably not worth putting much money into it, but definately worth tearing apart, seeing what's wrong and finding out if it's...
    Post by: ctlovell, Feb 24, 2008 in forum: The Gear
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    Anybody scrounge with a 4 cyl. truck?

    I use a 2wd 4cyl. Toyota Tacoma for my hauling and scrounging. I stick to relatively local wood, drive slowly, downshift rather than brake and take...
    Post by: ctlovell, Feb 24, 2008 in forum: The Gear
  4. ctlovell
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    I will not be buying a pellet stove !!

    Plan ahead. Pre-order next winter's fuel early this spring for fall delivery. Most places around here do that, i'm sure they do in Canada too.
    Post by: ctlovell, Feb 21, 2008 in forum: The Pellet Mill - Pellet and Multifuel Stoves
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    downdrafting

    you guys don't have the same name. Fire Bug doen't equal firebug in computer speak.
    Post by: ctlovell, Feb 9, 2008 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Labrador dog question

    Phenomenal dogs!! My 7 year old Yellow Lab is by far the most docile, loveable dog I have ever had or seen. Great with the kids, from toddlers on...
    Post by: ctlovell, Jan 29, 2008 in forum: DIY and General non-hearth advice
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    could this be the problem

    Maybe ask the tree guys or the guy you buy your wood from and let him or they know you are looking for softwoods. When my family owned a hardware...
    Post by: ctlovell, Jan 27, 2008 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
  8. ctlovell
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    Those nasty,gnarly,hard to split rounds!

    Toni, cut it in half with the chain saw them BURN it to death. You will be truly satisfied and sleep well that night knowing you won!
    Post by: ctlovell, Jan 27, 2008 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Those nasty,gnarly,hard to split rounds!

    It all burns!! Some fast, some slow but in the end all that comes out is heat and ash. I like to burn uglies, the increased density of the...
    Post by: ctlovell, Jan 27, 2008 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    What do you use for heat protection on yer paws?

    I have 2 pairs of gloves by my stove. Mid -forearm fireplace gloves for when I have to reach inside to place a large split, regular leather gloves...
    Post by: ctlovell, Jan 26, 2008 in forum: The Gear
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    Really Large Split - use it or split it???

    I would give it a try. It may smoulder some but you should get a long slow low burn.
    Post by: ctlovell, Jan 26, 2008 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    liquid paraffin

    I think that everyone is pretty much against any waxes, oils, or chemicals in a wood stove. For safety reasons such as over firing and loss of...
    Post by: ctlovell, Jan 25, 2008 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Does humidity make lower temperatures seem warmer?

    DiscoInferno got it right. High humidity reduces evaporation, therefore reduces heat loss causing you to feel hotter than you would feel at a lower...
    Post by: ctlovell, Jan 25, 2008 in forum: The Green Room
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    Do you prefer Stihl or Husky?

    In my opinion, having been a dealer for both Stihl and Husky, you cannot go wrong with either line. Both are generally very high quality with strong...
    Post by: ctlovell, Jan 25, 2008 in forum: The Gear
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    Thinking about replacing my Jotul Combifire #4

    Thanks for the suggestions. That seems to be the direction I was heading too. Do EPA stoves really save wood over older "classic" stoves??
    Post by: ctlovell, Jan 25, 2008 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Logging truck driving over water pipes? Should I worry?

    I wouldn't do it. My wife, before we were married, had a regular bucket truck drive over her water line and wound up digging up the yard to fix the...
    Post by: ctlovell, Jan 24, 2008 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Thinking about replacing my Jotul Combifire #4

    I'm thinking about upgrading my Jotul Combifire #4, which came with my house, stove to a more modern EPA approved model. However, not having any...
    Thread by: ctlovell, Jan 24, 2008, 8 replies, in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Post your mug shot!

    My Mug!
    Post by: ctlovell, Jan 14, 2008 in forum: The Perfect Picture
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    splitting ax for wife

    I just looked at www.snowandnealley.com and saw the 3lb mini maul #952S. Looks perfect for small splitting jobs.
    Post by: ctlovell, Jan 14, 2008 in forum: The Gear
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    splitting ax for wife

    Take a look at the Snow and Nealley axes and hatchets. USA made (Maine) for over 100 years and top quality!! http://www.snowandnealley.com/
    Post by: ctlovell, Jan 14, 2008 in forum: The Gear
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