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    Some of the problem is because it is an insert rather than free standing . There will be loads of people with good recommendations I can only speak from what I have and that is a Burley . They have a large picture glass and a swirling flame . The largest I think is the Wakerley at 12KW . All the Burley stoves are basically the same they just get bigger . Very efficient stoves and i would say meet your requirements description wise . Look em up
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    wasn't it on the 201 he ran over ?
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    Hes done that before !
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    Check my post above
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    Yep . Thats about it . Should only need doing the once really unless circumstances change dramatically ...Altitude , fuel type etc
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    yep ! I used to be the 9 I used to go out with a girl whos folks lived in the village of Carpeby near Asgarth Falls . You know it ?
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    Or an Irish one doing a Yorkshire accent
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    Look up Welmac TR70 .....
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    Hi Mark You look fierce ! Second row ?
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    Makes you want kill them. Bloody shytsters .
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    May have been a little harsh but they were made in the days that the best top handle was the Stihl 020 . Then came the Huisky338 that had to compete with the Stihl ms200t . Here is where Husqvarna missed a trick / dropped the ball . The Stihl 201T came out . It struggled with performance trying to meet new / up and coming emission regs . Some how Husqvarna managed to make a saw that compared favorably with the out going ms200t . Maybe even cutting faster than it and meeting emission regs . Unfortunately they chose to make the chassis and body work from margarine and the bar from high tensile sea water which has let down a stonking engine . Stihl then thought we better fiz up this sluggish ms201 and have now produced one that makes the grade ( not sure if its widely variable yet ) ..........
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    Welmac TR70 Branch Logger ?
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    Pants .
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    After being over cast all day the sky has cleared again this evening . Smoke coming out of the chimneys all around now
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    Branch logger ?
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    Its this big Jon . Heats up the whole house
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    Sky clearing again this evening . Just lit her up ...
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    Hit From here .
  19. Stubby
    Priscilla Presley had a nice beaver in Police Squad .........
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    Stop yer winging and get out there !
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    Monkey Puzzle ?
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    Advocate wont kill tics . it will kill fleas tape worm and lung worm . For tics you need Advantage . That will kill fleas and tics but not lung worm ! Made by the same company I think . A marketing strategy perhaps ?. Out of all the little critters only lung worm is fatal I think .
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    After a clear sky with below zero temp have woken up to damp cloudy and mild again ....
  24. Stubby
    Isn't he saying its a 65w heater ?
  25. Stubby
    Sorry bud . Hope you are not just another statistic ....

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