Picked up my Econoburn Saturday

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wantstoburnwood

wantstoburnwood

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I atlast piked up my Econoburn 150 on Saturday in Saco Maine at the Green Expo. It was a long trip to PEI with it loaded in my 2000 Tacoma 10 hrs driving 90 kms/hr. I will post pics if I can figure out how to. Now I just have to get it into my basement and installed.
 
Congratulations and welcome to the cutting edge of utilizing humankind's original paleolithic, locally-grown, carbon-neutral fuel
 
So how did you get it out of the back of your truck, if you don't mind me asking??
 
I got it out of my truck with an backhoe tractor. Just put a strap around it and lifted it. The fun starts now with getting it into my basement. I'll keep you up to date
 
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