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  1. Greg123 New Member

    joined: Jul 21, 2006
    196 posts
    WNY
    Here is my wood pile, for the Winter. It is 54 feet long 4 feet high 5 feet in some places. a little over 2 cord if my math is correct. I used about 1 cord last year.

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  2. Greg123 New Member

    joined: Jul 21, 2006
    196 posts
    WNY
    Here is my wood stove it's a Napoleon 1100

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  3. Roospike New Member

    joined: Nov 19, 2005
    2,859 posts
    Eastern Nebraska
    54 feet long @ 4.5 foot high @ 18" wide ? would be 364.50 cubic feet or 2.84 cords Nice wood pile . looks like you like to " Get-er-done " . Nice stove set up you have . New , new to you , had it awhile ? hows it work for you ? I also noticed you said you used about 1 cord last year . Do you use the stove for some "added heat" to the house or just a few rooms . Be proud of the stove and be proud of your pile .
  4. Greg123 New Member

    joined: Jul 21, 2006
    196 posts
    WNY
    Roo - Thanks for the math, I bought the stove new last year we had a pretty mild winter last year (western new york area) My house is very well insulated, and holds the heat very well from the stove, it was are primary heat source with the the gas Furness as a backup when the stove died down towards morning. My house is a ranch style about 1,200 sq feet. I'm sure if we have a colder winter this year I will use allot of the 2.84 cord.
  5. ourhouse Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 16, 2006
    720 posts
    Franklin Ma
    Nice looking wood pile Greg123. That will keep you warm for a while.
  6. Corie New Member

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    2,428 posts
    Halifax, VA
    Looks great greg!

    My only complaint is that there isn't a fire in that stove! haha :)
  7. Greg123 New Member

    joined: Jul 21, 2006
    196 posts
    WNY
    Thanks earthharvester - I think it will last the winter, it's all hard wood Ash, Maple, Beech and Oak winter's here can get cold, but for the last two winters it's been mild we shall see in a few more months :)
  8. Greg123 New Member

    joined: Jul 21, 2006
    196 posts
    WNY
    I agree, bring on the cold ... to warm out side today 72 degrees.
  9. Greg123 New Member

    joined: Jul 21, 2006
    196 posts
    WNY
    The stove is great and you are right about the dancing flames it's nice to watch. I considered the 1400 model, but two much heat for the area I'm heating.
  10. PAJerry Member

    joined: Feb 12, 2006
    220 posts
    Waterford, PA
    Nice looking stack there Greg. Don't worry,winters in W. NY (and N.W. PA) are going to return to normal soon and you'll really be nice and warm - and saving a bundle on gas/oil.
  11. Greg123 New Member

    joined: Jul 21, 2006
    196 posts
    WNY
    You know Jerry I have always liked Winter (I think all wood burners do) and now with the wood stove I love winters. I have been disappointed with our last two winters being mild for this area. I hope your right and winter comes back and makes up for the last two.

    I miss snow days at work :)
  12. PAJerry Member

    joined: Feb 12, 2006
    220 posts
    Waterford, PA
    What I really missed was snow tubing at Peek'N'Peak ski resort, just a few miles from here. Great fun for an 'older' man who's afraid to try the skis.
  13. brian_in_idaho New Member

    joined: Aug 23, 2006
    157 posts
    Jewel Lake (Sagle), Idaho
    Greg, where in WNY are you? I'm from the Lockport/Gasport area (East of Niagara Falls maybe 25 miles).

    Bri
  14. Greg123 New Member

    joined: Jul 21, 2006
    196 posts
    WNY
    Hi Brian - I'm located near West Seneca area, about 15 min outside of Buffalo.
  15. Greg123 New Member

    joined: Jul 21, 2006
    196 posts
    WNY
    I remember going to Peek’N’Peak along time ago, it was allot of fun, we try and get out to a place closer to us called Chestnut ridge park once a year.

    Of course last year they closed it for awhile because of the Erie County budget mess. :smirk:
  16. MountainStoveGuy New Member

    Nice pile! looks like your ready! Im jelous.
  17. Greg123 New Member

    joined: Jul 21, 2006
    196 posts
    WNY
    Thanks MSG - Bring on the Cold :)
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