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Stubby

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  1. Fly fishing for trout I hope ? 🙂
  2. Yea , looks good from here but how many beers did you have last night ? 🙂
  3. Stubby

    Jokes???

    Out standing Martin ! 😁
  4. Fcuk ! I do my best ! 😁
  5. Yep , should be good , along with a 42" Canon bar , Hightop air box cover ( redundant I know but its all about the look ) and some whoppa dawgs and a free flow clutch cover . Sorted . 😀 👍
  6. No , not quite how it is . There is no air gap between the 7.5" clay liner and the chimney wall . Its all pugged in . Also there is not much in the way of " incomplete combustion " once the stove is up to temp . You can tell that by the way the flames " dance" above the logs with out seeming to touch them . This is the gases being burnt off .
  7. Mine had ( still has ) a 7.5" clay liner . A 6" SS liner fits snugly up inside it and the stove is attartched to that . When its been on a few hours the chimny breast in the loft gets warm . So no problem heating the wall here either .
  8. It lessens the effect of corosive condensation and increases the draw .
  9. I have DeWalt also . Still got the brush moters !
  10. I have heard ( on here I think ) that there are different " grades " of tools made by the top brands . The lesser grades are sold in screw fix , tool station etc . If you go strait to the Milwaukee web site you pay a bit more but get better quality . I don't know If this is the case though ?
  11. Wrong . IMHO . I had an open fire for years . It did used to heat up the brick work around the chimney breast and retained it for a long time . With an open fire you tend to get a cold back and a roasting front . I could not believe the difference when I finally got a stove . way , way better . leave the doors to rooms and up stairs open and it heats the whole house .
  12. Its A/T so the carb should adjust itself . I would use alkylate fuel all the time .
  13. Bump any one ? New member here ...
  14. Thats the problem with RHI . Burning wet logs to dry logs 😄
  15. Take it back to your dealer .
  16. I would say the biggest crane you can get away with . Spreads the foot print .
  17. That sounds ok from your description . The components needed are air flow but keep rain off so , yea I would say .
  18. I think that until saw manufactures make the distance from the powermate sprocket to the tensioning peg exactly the same on all makes of saw you will be up against it . Hopefully I am wrong !
  19. If you can't get a helicopter walk away . life is too short .

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