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  1. Ducati996
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    Has anyone tried the new firewood blocks ('Envi 8) ?? Do they work well??

    I find they last longer than firewood - oak, ash, etc.......I only need 3 or 4 Bricks to burn all night with plenty in the morning....stove is...
    Post by: Ducati996, Dec 12, 2012 in forum: The Wood Shed
  2. Ducati996
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    Man...This first year is getting really discouraging...Thinking of packing it in.

    Do be careful in not getting the wood too close to the stove. Wet wood is better than a charred home.[/quote] Sometimes assumption that the...
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 11, 2010 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
  3. Ducati996
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    Man...This first year is getting really discouraging...Thinking of packing it in.

    Bring as much wood as you can next to the stove to dry out (from between snow and such)....get the stove as hot as you can, and if starting a stove...
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 11, 2010 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
  4. Ducati996
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    Loader Bucket Extender to Haul Firewood.

    I would say you should be able to hold enough wood in the monsterious 84" bucket - compared to my pale and wimpy 72"....did I tell you Im jealous?...
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 10, 2010 in forum: The Gear
  5. Ducati996
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    Loader Bucket Extender to Haul Firewood.

    That can happen for sure, trial and error and you get a good bunch.....if the wood is on concrete and your have blocks lined up (like a mason...
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 7, 2010 in forum: The Gear
  6. Ducati996
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    Loader Bucket Extender to Haul Firewood.

    WR Long grapple.....by reverse teeth I mean jagged teeth that prevent logs or other from slipping down
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 6, 2010 in forum: The Gear
  7. Ducati996
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    Loader Bucket Extender to Haul Firewood.

    [/quote] Thanks for the info. I really like the idea of "biting" into the pile rather than trying to scoop up the wood with the loader, which...
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 6, 2010 in forum: The Gear
  8. Ducati996
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    Loader Bucket Extender to Haul Firewood.

    I think it would be economically easier for him to get standard pallet forks, and have so more flexiblity using his SSQA attachment on his loader....
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 5, 2010 in forum: The Gear
  9. Ducati996
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    Loader Bucket Extender to Haul Firewood.

    I'm not using anything other than the loader bucket, but my bucket is 84" and I just heap it in. Ducati996...just curious about your...
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 5, 2010 in forum: The Gear
  10. Ducati996
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    Tractor/implement recommendations

    I have the 3510 branson and love it. I have had mine since 2003 Rob[/quote] I would say it makes playmate of the month for TractorPoRn :) Nice...
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 5, 2010 in forum: DIY and General non-hearth advice
  11. Ducati996
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    Tractor/implement recommendations

    At least one of the machines has a cab for the snow removal - the others not yet since the manufacture hasnt offered one for them. 3 rd party...
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 4, 2010 in forum: DIY and General non-hearth advice
  12. Ducati996
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    tractor advice

    If you guys are still looking at Massey Fergusson tractors and still need help or someone to answer questions reach out to this guy Farmwithjunk at...
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 3, 2010 in forum: The Gear
  13. Ducati996
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    Seasoning oak

    Split it stack it off the ground (pallets, etc) in a sunny area and leave it exposed...dont drive yourself nuts and your going to get 1,000...
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 3, 2010 in forum: The Wood Shed
  14. Ducati996
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    splitter (horizontal vs vertical)

    I find the best splits come from these which is what I deal with most when the 30 or 50 yrd trucks drop off logs with diameters approaching 36"...
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 2, 2010 in forum: The Gear
  15. Ducati996
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    Tractor/implement recommendations

    Tractor porn is addictive - if you guys need more tractor porn www.machineunderground.com can also help with the affliction [img]
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 2, 2010 in forum: DIY and General non-hearth advice
  16. Ducati996
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    New injector pump in tractor

    Kioti's are great machines, thats why Bobcat sells them under their name - which I think is great especially with the extended support/presence...
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 2, 2010 in forum: The Gear
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    splitter (horizontal vs vertical)

    I like excerise as much as the next guy, but humping rounds that weigh 400 lbs plus gets old really fast :) [img] Of course your milage may vary...
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 2, 2010 in forum: The Gear
  18. Ducati996
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    More buying a splitter questions

    Vertical isn't important if you have a log lifting device. Different strokes for different folks. If you are looking at a sub $2000 splitter...
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 2, 2010 in forum: The Gear
  19. Ducati996
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    Dual Wedge Log Splitters

    You right, my mistake...sorry :)
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 2, 2010 in forum: The Gear
  20. Ducati996
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    New injector pump in tractor

    Unless their warranty only covers parts, they should also cover the labor....off road is cheaper and likely has no additives for gelling, and if...
    Post by: Ducati996, Jan 1, 2010 in forum: The Gear
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