Posted by racsan on December 22, 2014 at 16:47:07 from (184.57.98.47):
In Reply to: Because I still can posted by Dan in Ohio on December 21, 2014 at 07:03:37:
I heat with wood, sure there is work involved but the only other way to heat the house is the fuel-oil furnace, while there is some fuel in the tank, id much rather go with wood and not have the big expence of filling that big tank every so often, ive got a good stockpile built up and i still cut when its nice, cause you never know when it will be too bad out to cut. The stove is a tough old lilly, has a blower, they dont make them anymore, but when they built these they were built to last. I burn a cresote cleaning log every so often, have a bucket on the stack in the summer to keep the birds and rain out. Have plenty of wood along the property line fence rows to supply what i need, usually drag the trees to the barn with the 1020 or the A (now that its back in service) and process it closer to the house. Even if fuel oil was cheap id still go to the effort of burning wood, after all..... I can.
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