another dumb. question....
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Spring and Fall. Cool in the Am requiring heat and warm enough in the afternoons that heat is not required.
hossthehermit
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SmokeyTheBear
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ALTERNATIVE Definition: Shoulder Season
It is the season when one or fewer bags need to lugged into the stove room every day.
Or in other words you get to slowly break into serious pellet bag shouldering season (aka Winter when you need to lug a bag or two on each shoulder every day)
It is the season when one or fewer bags need to lugged into the stove room every day.
Or in other words you get to slowly break into serious pellet bag shouldering season (aka Winter when you need to lug a bag or two on each shoulder every day)
Snowy Rivers
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Well I have heard the term many times, but since I use nut shells in my stoves, I use the term
"Small bucket time"
During the winter the stove gets a 5 gallon pail full in the morning and a top off later in the day, followed up with a top off before bed.
During the spring and late fall a pail full may last for a week or more with intermitent fires..
The old railroaders (Steam days) called a tiny fire, just enough to keep the boiler warm and enough steam up to get going within a short time a
SPOT FIRE
On occasion I will use the term in the spring/fall. Yup, had a spot fire this morning or eavening.
Snowy
"Small bucket time"
During the winter the stove gets a 5 gallon pail full in the morning and a top off later in the day, followed up with a top off before bed.
During the spring and late fall a pail full may last for a week or more with intermitent fires..
The old railroaders (Steam days) called a tiny fire, just enough to keep the boiler warm and enough steam up to get going within a short time a
SPOT FIRE
On occasion I will use the term in the spring/fall. Yup, had a spot fire this morning or eavening.
Snowy
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