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Minnesota falls under the Alaska umbrella.... :ROFLMAO::LOL:

Happy Turkey day.... Is that a Deer or a Cow? either way..... Tonight we Eat meat! :devilish:

I highly recommend Hypertherm. I've had my PM45 for 10-15 years..... (CRS disease) slap on the fine cutting consumables and the possibilities are endless.

Never used one. 2017 BX starts every time. If it's real cold I will cycle the glow plugs a couple times. battery tender on the battery.... thats it. Never plugged in my powerstroke diesel either. I think block heaters are generally unnecessary. (Unless you live in Alaska or Siberia) If...

These Sunfire style radiant heaters are very similar to a Beckett or Carlin oil burner. It has a set of electrodes/nozzle and probably a cad cell. so it will require tune up /adjustment / nozzle and fuel filter replacements... which is all pretty easy to do.

Funny you mention that. My garage does have forced hot air heat. It works better on the second floor .... works ok in the downstairs garage .. until it gets REAL cold outside. Then you basically need to keep it on full time.... and even then it's not a radiant heat... Last winter I used a...

looks good. plasma makes things so much easier. not sure if Id use expanded metal.... seems like it would just be a place for sticks and crap to get stuck to. I mostly use my grapple for moving logs. It's actually only a grapple "thumb" works good though.

The woman interviewed said there is a "creek" across the street.... It's probably an under ground river or a high water table migrating over... probably need to start drilling some test wells in the area to see how far it goes and whats vulnerable. luckily it looks like his house is a...

Any first hand opinion on these Sunfire Radiant Heaters? They claim to be odor free ... runs on diesel/kero etc. Ima lookin at the 80,000 BTU model for some aux garage heat.

I use T4 in just about everything I own.

I'm sure your right. So, what is the advantage of a 3ph machine? Other than they are cheaper because very few folks can power them.... (correctly) I mean, for a hobbiest guy wouldn't it be more practical to buy a single phase machine OR swap out the motor for a single phase lump? That has...

Sorry for the silly question but, Do you have 3 phase on your street? If so It might be worth it to have the power company run it to the house...

Of Course I bought the system outright. #1 Any lease deal from ANY solar company is a rip off. #2 The only way you get the 30% off your federal is if you own the system..... otherwise the solar company gets it. another part of the rip off. Like I said above, I didn't do it specifically from...

Thats another funny one.... I've talked to people who say they "did the math" and they won't break even or pay off a solar system... Yet they just shelled out $80k for a brand new pickup truck or SUV that depreciates as soon as you drive off the lot... :ROFLMAO: personally I enjoy seeing...

here ya go, Skeetles.... https://www.renogy.com/products/1200w-2500w-tiny-house-home-cabin-kit I have a small Renogy solar panel on my back shed for a few years now.... no problems. This kit would work for your cabin.... OR if you need less, you can piece meal it and cut it down to what you...

I was gonna suggest that. I did that for years until I smartened up and bought a plow... :ROFLMAO:

Marketplace is hit or miss. Personally If I get any stupid questions or "is this available" I block them immediately and delete the conversation. Same goes for anyone with a location outside of driving distance. Basically anything fishy.... BLOCKED C-ya

Wood is for building houses, Not snow plows.

Well ain't that purty cool. They should prolly offer that seat in various sizes.... :LOL::ROFLMAO:

On a side note.... they look like cast. It says "steel" ..... so they are most likely Cast Steel..... as opposed to cast Iron which is more brittle... although, cast Iron will last longer / better wear resistance