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  1. Lifted4x4Astro
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    Clayton Draft Induced Kit...Help

    I bought the DIF kit for my 1537G and tossed the t-stat aside and bought a decent programmable one from Lowes.
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, Dec 16, 2009 in forum: The Boiler Room - Wood Boilers and Furnaces
  2. Lifted4x4Astro
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    Hungry Daka Question

    Your wood is not seasoned. That is why you are not getting good heat and burn times. You are probably running the stove harder (more air flow) to...
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, Dec 16, 2009 in forum: The Boiler Room - Wood Boilers and Furnaces
  3. Lifted4x4Astro
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    Just started comparing add-on furnaces

    I have a USSC 1537G and I will tell you now that it won't heat your house on the coldest days. I bought the 1537G because it was cheap and oil was...
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, Dec 14, 2009 in forum: The Boiler Room - Wood Boilers and Furnaces
  4. Lifted4x4Astro
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    A little eye candy...

    Just want to update. I bought a cheap meter from Harbor Freight and I pulled a piece from the front stack under the lean-to and one piece from a...
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, Sep 15, 2009 in forum: The Perfect Picture
  5. Lifted4x4Astro
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    A little eye candy...

    It is stacked that way so it will support its own weight. The 2x4's are there just "in case" I stacked last years wood the same way without...
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, May 9, 2009 in forum: The Perfect Picture
  6. Lifted4x4Astro
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    My woodsplitter build from scratch and scrounge.

    I bet if I upped the line size from 3/8" to 3/4".... :lol: I bet it would toss a block of wood a ways!
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, May 9, 2009 in forum: The Gear
  7. Lifted4x4Astro
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    My woodsplitter build from scratch and scrounge.

    It'll split 24" pieces. I cut all mine this year to 20" No video of the lift in action...will see about getting some. Thanks guys.
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, May 5, 2009 in forum: The Gear
  8. Lifted4x4Astro
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    My woodsplitter build from scratch and scrounge.

    Last pics for now... [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] I have since added a second lever to control the splitter valve from the other side and will get pics...
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, May 5, 2009 in forum: The Gear
  9. Lifted4x4Astro
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    My woodsplitter build from scratch and scrounge.

    Since I am thinking of building a wood processor down the road I figured I would modify the splitter for more speed and ease of use. The buddy I got...
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, May 5, 2009 in forum: The Gear
  10. Lifted4x4Astro
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    My woodsplitter build from scratch and scrounge.

    I started out by buying the beam, 4" x 24" cylinder and a new 6hp Honda GC190 motor and 11 GPM 2 stage pump. Also included was an old tractor loader...
    Thread by: Lifted4x4Astro, May 5, 2009, 15 replies, in forum: The Gear
  11. Lifted4x4Astro
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    Seeking Ramsplitter HV-16 Electric Feedback

    Bear in mind that 16 ton "rated" electric splitter running at 2000 psi is truly only around a 10 ton splitter and at 2500 psi it is only a 12 ton...
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, May 4, 2009 in forum: The Gear
  12. Lifted4x4Astro
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    A little eye candy...

    The snow doesn't impede access. :coolsmile: I plow right up to it and down beside the lean-to. That is part of the reason for building it there....
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, May 1, 2009 in forum: The Perfect Picture
  13. Lifted4x4Astro
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    A little eye candy...

    Thanks guys! The straps are there simply to keep the pile from toppling over. There is no weight on them now and shouldn't be next fall either. Just...
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, May 1, 2009 in forum: The Perfect Picture
  14. Lifted4x4Astro
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    ID this knarly stuff...

    So lets see...could be Elm, Sweetgum, Cottonwood and even Willow was mentioned. If it burns with good heat, lasts long and doesn't go up like paper I...
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, May 1, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
  15. Lifted4x4Astro
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    A little eye candy...

    Almost done with my second load of logs. The lean-to is filled and we are stacking out back in 1 cord rows. We'll end up with about 12 - 13 cords...
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, Apr 30, 2009 in forum: The Perfect Picture
  16. Lifted4x4Astro
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    ID this knarly stuff...

    I got a bunch of this in the last load of logs. It cuts easy but splits VERY hard. It ends up very stringy and nearly impossible to stack. There is a...
    Thread by: Lifted4x4Astro, Apr 30, 2009, 26 replies, in forum: The Wood Shed
  17. Lifted4x4Astro
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    Would you pay to have someone process your log length firewood?

    Lots of great comments, THANKS! The more I think about it, most people around here who buy logs, are probably figuring it is a fair amount cheaper...
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, Apr 8, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
  18. Lifted4x4Astro
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    Would you pay to have someone process your log length firewood?

    I am not sure about the cost between c/s/d and logs being close. Let's see... I just got done with a truck load of logs at $500 plus about $20 in...
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, Apr 8, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
  19. Lifted4x4Astro
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    Would you pay to have someone process your log length firewood?

    I am seriously considering building a firewood processor that will handle logs up to 20" diameter and any length. My question to you folks is, would...
    Thread by: Lifted4x4Astro, Apr 8, 2009, 16 replies, in forum: The Wood Shed
  20. Lifted4x4Astro
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    My lifted 4x4 Astro

    :-) You sure can...just find us when we are camping and you can have some.
    Post by: Lifted4x4Astro, Apr 7, 2009 in forum: The Perfect Picture
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