Rani go to the post it is not political and you were thanked also!
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
I second that!
Oh Dave you started it, love every second of it !
Got the coal stove fired up supposed to get low 30's so that means high 20's here.
should be RH41X8 most likely F for 318.
I absolutely love the deluxe wheel covers and white walls
What do you think driver quality wheel covers like that are worth? I know where a bunch are.
It looked pretty clean and purred like a teen kitten! Nice all-door.
10-20 a piece, maybe, I'd actually like 1, wall art
Love wood stoves. You obviously burn coal? Never used coal, just wood, mostly oak.
Next time I am up there, he is letting me into area 51 now. He has to have a few thousand covers.
Coal is cheap here 220 a ton delivered. A ton last me almost 2 months and no oil on. Sure beats chopping wood, the draw back it is really dusty when you change the ash pan out every 12 hours or so.
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
You guys burn coal and fuel oil more than here in the Midwest. All Natural gas in town and LP in the country here in the Midwest.
Funny wee have a ton of ng and people heat in this area with propane also.
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
pretty much anything goes around here for heat. I have a heat pump, wood stove and oil/hot water baseboard. I never hooked up, but could tap into gas line as well.
I'll stick with wood
We do not have piped NG around this area, maybe the Burg.
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
Would not expect it there. too rural. Do you have anything piped? Im on public sewer. Never tied into water, still use my well.
No nothing piped in around here maybe in town since they have fire hydrants.
Alaskan_TA
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Just his lime green full-body thong.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
@Rainy Day Auto check your PM, there's a surprise there for you.I think Mr. Ddaddy has yet to come up with my next one ....you all might be in for a surprise.
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
When my father in law moved upstate they had a Fisher outdoor stove. Huge fire box with coils of antifreeze feeding a heat exchanger in the house. Worked good but was a lot of work. When they decided the wood was too much for them to keep up with he upgraded the backup system gas furnace for there primary heat source and got a 1000 gal LP tank.
Oh boy
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
Those style stove heaters are great for heating a remote shop since the fire is kept outside so the shop gets massive heat without worrying about igniting any fumes inside. it even works on soft sided tent style garages as a way to get safe heat into them. Not hard to build one using a 55 gal drum as the stove.
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