Posted by Adirondack case guy on February 27, 2019 at 07:48:24 from (69.207.198.19):
Well at least the east end of it that I enclosed last summer. The shed is 40x12' with a 2.5' ally way to the outside dividing the west side from the east side. I have burned about 1263 cu.ft./9.86 cord, of wood since Oct. 12th. The west end is packed to the rafters like the east side was and it has 2086cu.ft./16.2 cord in it. I hope that I don't have to dig too far into the west side before the heating season ends. We are totally dependent on firewood for heat. I have been working in my walk-in cellar workshop building 1/16 scale farm toys this winter, so I have put about a dozen bags of wood pellets thru the Harman P61 stove also. The distribution system from the wood boiler keeps the cellar in low 60's but it is nice to have it closer to 70F when I am working down there. Loren
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