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People are over complicating this way too much. I have one 55 gal drum with a lid - no holes, no nothing. Burn the wood in there until there is a good fire going, put the lid back on top and control the opening. Don't let much air in, just enough space for the gases to escape and burn. Once it's all burned, put the lid fully back on and snuff the fire out. Wait until it cools, and done.

Why does your frost free hydrant freeze? Is the drain plugged?

I've been using a Jonsered CS2152C as my primary chainsaw since 2005. Mine does not have a primer bulb, however. It has been a very good saw! I discovered the air filter can be split apart, which makes cleaning it out much easier.

Im thinking about doing the same thing.

Did you see any practical benefit to this? What if you wrapped the dutch oven with glass wool and foil to get it hot as possible and placed a sheet of copper on top of the sand. See how long the thermoelectric fan runs after the fire gets low? You wouldn't gain any heat, but it could even the heat out though out the night. Have to try this now that it's getting cold again.

Before anyone complains, I will brush him out as soon as I finish filming. They get plenty of attention and are brushed regularly almost daily.

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I bought one of these and it still runs and splits wood just fine!

Nice chainsaw maintenance video. Lots of firewoods there and I guess you use chainsaw a lot? Maybe we can collaborate? I mean, Hipa gets affordable chainsaw chains made of German Origin stainless steel and you use chainsaw to cut a lot. Maybe we can work together to test and try hipa chainsaw chain and if you think it's share-worthy then maybe we can introduce this chainsaw chain to more chainsaw users.

I have that same splitter A couple years ago, I had some monster white oak go down in a bad windstorm I had it modified with a boom and a winch I can now do alone what 3 men were struggling with You can see it in several videos on my channel I will be doing another one of it in a couple weeks

There is only one down side to this style of splitter,they used a vertical shaft motor and they tend to have a short life running a hydraulic pump.

Clean the coup, have some respect

what make and model?

I am going to get me one soon for a backup saw

the thing i like abt the 251c is that its a good starter saw

Looking forward to an update on the biochar, the shed is awesome

Nice wood shed

I’ve got the same machine and I hate to bother you but I need some help if possible. It was running great all day I shut her down that evening and she hasn’t started since. I cleaned injectors, I’ve swapped the fuel shutoff valve , and well checked fluids and everything that I know. I don’t know where or information is hard to come by (for me at least maybe I have not check ed the right place). Do you have any suggestions?

Just send it to the Pakistani workshop.😊😊😊

I had no idea this was even possible...

You should always take your hitch off when not in use so the guy helping you load your truck doesn't bust his shin on it.

That is absolutely not so Put some waterproof Grease and plenty of it and you will never have that problem Guaranteed

I'm about to build a couple. I'm gonna use some pea gravel but mostly corrugated drainage pipe in reservoir. T fitting out the bottom port hole, one side a valve for draining, the other side the stand pipe cut to desired height of water level. I could always unioum and extend the pipe if I ever wanted to flood like you do. Thanks for video

oh man, the struggle was real

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So why do you flood your wicking beds? I’m working on my second ibc tote wicking bed (only because locally a couple are selling food grade repurposed, prior it’s been hard to find them) and I freaked one time I flooded mine but I’m brand new to this. These wicking beds work wonders though I’m absolutely thrilled to have em

what type of hydraulic fluid do you use or what does the owners manual say?

if your burning nothing more than wood, then don't clear out so much ash, the ash bed will help create a quicker and hotter fire 😉

Major plus is the fact it keeps the wood from flying on the ground. A big part of splitting your own kindling is bending over and picking up 15 pieces every 2 minutes. Had no idea this existed, appreciate the info. Happy burning

Don't miss - or you'll crack the whole thing.

Or just use an axe 🪓

I'm old school I still use matches 😂😂

Try using a cat food can and some rubbing alcohol to warm up your chimney, and to get your kindling burning. Works great and no smoke.

That is an EPA certified wood stove. The only tool that I would add to your set up is a 7 in garden rake(christmas tree store). With the way the air wash works, similar to mine, I would push the ash and coals to the back of the stove, rake the coals forward, remove the ash in the back, then add the wood behind the coals. Close the door, fully open the air supply and those morning coals would relight the wood for the next burn cycle. Given the clearness of the glass, I would bet that you are not producing much creosote in the chimney. Maybe a little dust to clean out. Looks great...

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Happy New Year’s

Awww, happy new years!

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They are really quackups!!

They are quack-ups!! Do they need water or their food?

Those ducks are really quaking it up!

I love dogs are so cute

Wow

Promo>SM 😁

Bio char?

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Always expect thos lil shets to tear up anything they can reach. Btw chickens can fly

Good video. Enjoyed it.