Getting ready for winter

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Backwoods Savage

Minister of Fire
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Feb 14, 2007
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Michigan
Got some wood stacked on the porch now. It will have a little more time to dry before it gets cold.

[Hearth.com] Getting ready for winter

Having all this wood, we decided it would be a good idea to get a new stove this year too. Neighbor is really handy and helped me a lot on the installation.

[Hearth.com] Getting ready for winter

Had some problems with the flue but then the neighbor came up with another great idea.

[Hearth.com] Getting ready for winter
 
It should Scott. Did you notice those heat exchangers above the pipe?
 
Got some wood stacked on the porch now. It will have a little more time to dry before it gets cold.

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Having all this wood, we decided it would be a good idea to get a new stove this year too. Neighbor is really handy and helped me a lot on the installation.

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Had some problems with the flue but then the neighbor came up with another great idea.

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In that first picture Sav, is that ladder so you can get out while the wife is sleeping:)to the local tavern.
 
The heck with all that "three years in the stack" bullcrap....that's the way to dry your firewood! ==c
 
Dennis, you trade in the Fireview for that new fangled stove? Sure is purty.
 
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Dennis, you trade in the Fireview for that new fangled stove? Sure is purty.
Ta-daaaa! Behold the final version of the Union! ==c Window looks about the same size as the Fv, Dennis. Did you get an ash pan this time or do you just blow the ash out the side with a compressed-air hose? ;);lol
 
Ta-daaaa! Behold the final version of the Union! ==c Window looks about the same size as the Fv, Dennis. Did you get an ash pan this time or do you just blow the ash out the side with a compressed-air hose? ;);lol

I knew that Dennis was holding out on us!!! Looks like it has very good clearance requirements! ;)
 
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Had to have a fire to take the dampness out Dave. Then we had to heat water so we could bath....
 
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What? Didn't anybody notice the wood drying on the top of the stove?
Check post #9. If you didn't spend so much time on stove engineering, you could hone your reading skills. ==c
Hey, wait a minute. You "liked" that post. Get out of there quick, Dennis! The CO level is affecting your thought process! ;lol
 
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