Stubby
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No good showing you the one on Ebay at the moment then ...
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Probably what the customer asked for though .....
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Yep had one for a few years now . Works fine .
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I meant its one of the requirements of a PC ...to have said colonel ?
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Yes . Its in the rules I think . ?
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Surely you have a " busy body doo gooder retired major " on the parish council ? Send him round to see them and then report it .....?
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Ok . ?
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Could it just be that the carbon ones weigh considerably lees than the old steel ones so need a firmer stab to spike in ?
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Electronic fuel valve possibly . (Not split impulse line as you say all pipe work is ok ).
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Firebricks - clay or vermiculite?
Stubby replied to aesmith's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
I made drawings with dimensions for mine . Filed them away . Get them out when I need them to order new . -
Hornbeam ! , surely ? ?
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So they flippin' are !
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Blimy Andrew ! Got a link bud ?
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Well go on how ? ?
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Well it better hurry up then ......?
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So , having had Chicken pox as a nipper I could develop shingles ?
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Is it not the chicken pox virus ?
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That appears to be well though out .
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Move the dead people out from under the tree . Simples
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Hives is caused by habitual Youtube viewing I think ...
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How can we improve stove safety even further?
Stubby replied to BowlandStoves's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
Mine is a " self install " I sweep it my self once a year ( no cert ) It is a Burley Holleywell . Works perfectly . 6" liner inside a 7,5" clay liner with vermiculite beads in any gaps . The liner is the correct way up . there is a cowl on the top of the pot . It draws very well and has given no problems in 8 years or so . Just replaced the side cheeks with new vermiculite board . Am I illegal ? -
I like Sycamore as it is the least labor intensive hard wood out there . Burns almost as good as Ash and Beech , seasons really quick and splits easy peasy lemon squeasy .
