m7040
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- Frederick maryland
- Tractor
- Kubota M7040, MF 203 industrial, ZD331, RTV 1100 , Kubota Minix excavator, Unimog 404
Good morning all, 46 F this morning. No rain
The wood firing season has started for us. So far just firing up evenings and mornings but cooler weather is coming soon. The system to keep wood coming into the house has evolved over the years. I have stored wood in several places around the farm so I load up the Kubota RTV with enough split wood for several days and since it is always parked in the shed behind the kitchen it is close at hand. Inside the house next to the stove I have a large copper basin 2 ft diameter, 18 inches high that can hold enough wood for a day or so. That makes it a little cleaner to keep the mess inside the copper pot. Usually we don't have to run the larger downstairs oil/wood fired furnace except on very cold days.
In the bank barn I have a work room that is heated with a 220 volt electric heater hanging off the ceiling and I use that sparingly on cold days. The rest of the barn is not heated except use of a torpedo heater if needed.
Not sure what I will get into today. But there is no shortage of things to do around here.
The wood firing season has started for us. So far just firing up evenings and mornings but cooler weather is coming soon. The system to keep wood coming into the house has evolved over the years. I have stored wood in several places around the farm so I load up the Kubota RTV with enough split wood for several days and since it is always parked in the shed behind the kitchen it is close at hand. Inside the house next to the stove I have a large copper basin 2 ft diameter, 18 inches high that can hold enough wood for a day or so. That makes it a little cleaner to keep the mess inside the copper pot. Usually we don't have to run the larger downstairs oil/wood fired furnace except on very cold days.
In the bank barn I have a work room that is heated with a 220 volt electric heater hanging off the ceiling and I use that sparingly on cold days. The rest of the barn is not heated except use of a torpedo heater if needed.
Not sure what I will get into today. But there is no shortage of things to do around here.