The Goat Pen

It's all about the journey.

1 lap at a time

My dad put one of these in our house when he built it in 1984 and took it out when they remodeled the house following Fran in '96.

Fran your Stepmom?

Hurricane that did ungodly damage to NC from the coast to the edge of the piedmont.

I know. You're boring now. Damn Country Club fuddy duddy.

Those Fishers are great stoves

They still command a premium

Why did he take it out when they remodeled the house?

just finished up the glass a few minutes ago, now its ready to burn

Is that onion in the pot or just grass?

You could've at least moved your jackoff rag out of the picture...

It's stuck

hedge wrote: ↑Mon Oct 31, 2022 4:16 pm Is that onion in the pot or just grass?

my wife is growing vegetables around the house. That is an onion

I need to install something like this.

The mountain house came with a fireplace on the first floor and a Vermont Castings franklin stove in the upstairs bedroom. The franklin stove gives off so much more heat, while the fireplace gives off so little. I don't want to replace the fireplace with a frnaklin stove because it takes too much space. Let me know if this gives off a good amount of heat.

this week is supposed to be warm but we'll get it going in a couple of weeks I"m sure

Homeowners paid up?

yea, but I spent a bunch of money making sure this was up to code.

we had to put an insulated liner down the chimney and buy an adapter for this stove.

That Smith fella be up to something again.

sardis wrote: ↑Mon Oct 31, 2022 4:57 pm I need to install something like this.

The mountain house came with a fireplace on the first floor and a Vermont Castings franklin stove in the upstairs bedroom. The franklin stove gives off so much more heat, while the fireplace gives off so little. I don't want to replace the fireplace with a frnaklin stove because it takes too much space. Let me know if this gives off a good amount of heat.

do it now, go buy a $1900 insert kit

https://www.efireplacestore.com/dro-db03137k.html

if I had to do it over again, I would have probably bought that or one similar.

for this reason.....


How does the 26% tax credit for wood stove work?
In 2021 and 2022, U.S. consumers buying highly efficient wood stoves and larger residential biomass heating systems will be able to claim a 26% tax credit. The credit is uncapped and based on the full cost of the unit, including purchase and installation. It will remain at 26% through 2022 and decrease to 22% in 2023

Thanks, Biden!!