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Posted by jdemaris on January 08, 2011 at 06:49:14 from (67.142.130.48):

In Reply to: OT:Firewood post posted by JayinNY on January 07, 2011 at 19:23:44:

I started burning wood in the 60s, but never heated 100% with wood until 1979, when I bought my first old farm house in central NY. Started out with a home-made double-barrel stove.

We now heat the house and a 3 1/2 story barn and workshop 100% with wood. Original part of the house built 1820. Not very tight. Main heat in house is a big Myers 4000 Woodchuck furnace with a room built around it and a basically fireproof chimney that I can clean from inside. Barn is heated with an old Thermocontrol 500. We heat all our hot water with wood also.

This photo was taken around 1983. Truck is a 69 Dodge Power Wagon with a GMC cab stuck on it, along with a Ford box. I still have it, and use it. 318 V8 and 4.88 axles. I still use the Sthil saw in the photo also.
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Also early 80s. My little kid on my Deere 540 skidder. "Little kid" is in his 30s now.

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My new "little kid" standing by a nice hemlock tree.

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Same new kid helping me measure a 13 foot circumference red oak.

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Same kid with me getting wood up on the hill with my 94 F250 turbo-diesel

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My overloaded 1985 Isuzu 4WD diesel truck . .

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Our wood pile this summer . .

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House with fireproof Canadian chimney . .

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3 1/2 story barn/workshop smoke pipe . .

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