Get a logburner there great

[Stubby]

chopping logs for the fire gives me a good work out. i might use a chainsaw to crosscut but otherwise it's all hand work so no fuel costs (other than feeding myself) dont have a problem shifting logs as i'm 6'3" and 230lbs which is 95% muscle and to a certain degree enjoy it.

 

Would the other 5% be ego ? ..........only kidding big fella

[Stubby]

My good friend tells me a few years ago get yourself a logburner well i did the get a builder in rip fireplace out buy the logburner etc etc

 

i,ve never worked this hard in my life lol

 

getting logs moving them about building a machine to split them cost of fuel running cost getting the stuff etc saws trailers wood storage painkillers hernia operations etc etc etc

 

whats you outlook on having a logburner longterm

 

If I did not have a seemingly limitless supply of firewood and 2 mechanical splitters then yea it would be a PIA . Looking at it now and its better than the telly !

[se7enthdevil]

Would the other 5% be ego ? ..........only kidding big fella

 

no, the other 5% is skeleton...

[SamWhiting12]

no, the other 5% is skeleton...

 

Your bones must be have quite a hard time carrying all that muscle around!

[detritus21]

Love ours. We burn a mix of log and coal. A bucket of coal and a dozen logs keep our rads on for 12 hours. Even on coal my bills would be cheaper than having gas on 12 hours a day.