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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: Wood storage
« on: December 31, 2011, 11:46:56 AM »
I built a three sided wood shed out of scrap wood and 4x4's. It holds about 2 cord of wood. It sure beats using a tarp. I built a small extension on the side this fall that holds 1/2 cord of wood. I am building another extension on the other side too. I am using all of my scrap wood. I painted it and the wife likes it too! It works for me.
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: Are people afraid of work?
« on: November 12, 2011, 07:55:03 PM »
I too find it amazing on how little some people want to work, I can not imagine a day without cutting wood. My wife says I have wood on the brain when I am cutting but I pointed out to her that we save a lot of money, and it that translates into less money going overseas.
I keep in good shape because of cutting wood, it is harder to get started for the season because of my age (53), but once I am in the groove it get's easier. I drop the trees and wheel-barrow out the wood to my truck then come home unload and stack it and split the big ones and enjoy knowing I am in control of my life and not at the mercy of oil/gas prices. Woudn't have it any other way. A simple life but more rewarding than living in the city/suburbs.
Those of us with OWB's understand the benefits of hard work and we are not afraid of working.
Time for a homebrew and some football!
I keep in good shape because of cutting wood, it is harder to get started for the season because of my age (53), but once I am in the groove it get's easier. I drop the trees and wheel-barrow out the wood to my truck then come home unload and stack it and split the big ones and enjoy knowing I am in control of my life and not at the mercy of oil/gas prices. Woudn't have it any other way. A simple life but more rewarding than living in the city/suburbs.
Those of us with OWB's understand the benefits of hard work and we are not afraid of working.
Time for a homebrew and some football!
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WoodMaster / Re: WM Temperature setting differences
« on: November 05, 2011, 07:18:58 AM »
I am running 150 - 160. It is working well. Using a lot less wood and on a day like today (sunny) will not probably have to add any wood until late tonight. I usually turn mine up to the factory setting in mid to late December. A lot depends on how cold the mornings are and how much sun we get through the day.
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WoodMaster / Re: 4400 Waterindicator light is not working
« on: November 05, 2011, 07:13:34 AM »
It was the indicator, ordered a new indicator and replacing it was a snap. Glad it was not the float.
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WoodMaster / Re: 4400 Waterindicator light is not working
« on: October 19, 2011, 06:15:28 PM »
Thanks I will!
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WoodMaster / 4400 Waterindicator light is not working
« on: October 18, 2011, 06:29:55 PM »
My 4400 water level indicator light is not working. It worked a couple of weeks ago when I was getting the boiler ready for winter. I checked my water level and it is fine, I topped it off when I lit the boiler for the winter this past weekend. This is my 4th winter using my 4400. My temp has not gone above 180 this week. any suggestions?
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