I am getting 10 hour burn times out of the Wood Gun and tank with no problems. With a little more heat demand this thing is doing a great job. Operator is slowly getting through learning curve. ;-P (Especially when there is less heat demand.) I have also found that placing my Ash wood on the bottom, and in a little smaller splits than I was using, and placing the pine on the top, I have had no bridging problems. The pine burned away fast and left the other wood standing there that one time. Looked like a dam garage over the nozzle. :lol: I am very happy with the long burn times because I am now working 10 hour days, but only live a few miles away. I am getting up in the morning or coming home after work to a little coals left. Or no coals once when it was closer to 11 hours, and the tank was doing it's job by taking care of the heat demand. Very nice. Thanks to all of you guys for all the information you put up in the boiler room and other forums. Very glad I went with a gasser and a storage/buffer tank. Things are working pretty nice so far. Last few nights down in the low 20s at my place, got some snow today.
I can't wait until tomorow, I will have breakfast at the parents house with about 40 other family members, should be able to eat enough food in 3 hours I think, then come home and split wood and stack wood for five hours, then eat turkey dinner, then have a few cold ones at the end of the night. I think I should sleep well that night! Happy Thanksgiving guys.
I can't wait until tomorow, I will have breakfast at the parents house with about 40 other family members, should be able to eat enough food in 3 hours I think, then come home and split wood and stack wood for five hours, then eat turkey dinner, then have a few cold ones at the end of the night. I think I should sleep well that night! Happy Thanksgiving guys.