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It was a week before hunting season and on my property....

Sounds like I might do this sometime in the near future

Dude if I knew who it was, I wouldn't have posted about it

BUMP, someone shot my yellow lab with an arrow... IN MY YARD BTW we took him to the vet and he had surgery and is expected to make a full recovery. (This was a week ago, he's home now) the arrow did not hit any vital organs, but I am worried to be keeping my dogs on my property since hunters apparently like to shoot people's dogs. If I find out who did it, it won't be good, but I think it would probably be best for at least now to not have dogs on our property...

got it installed yesterday before the rain hit... was a huge PITA! concepts are pretty easy to follow, but cutting a big hole in the roof is definitely scary no leaks though, so I couldn't have done too bad of a job. Thanks for all the suggestions all! Rich, how does the heat reclaimer work? I noticed that a lot of heat gets lost in that pipe and am seriously considering installing one.

+1 on the gow much greg, especially if it has a pto

how good is the wood? Nice and heavy? light wood? what type of wood is it?

pretty much, I just need some help to make it happen.

probably not much since I already have enough piping to run up to the rafters, so if it goes out the side, it will be above the rafters anyways before it shoots out the side. I was talking to a neighbor last night and he was saying we should run it straight up... He installs HVAC units for a living, so his advice is free, but unfortunately because he does it for a living, his labor is the exact opposite and actually pretty expensive. (thus why I'm asking for help on CR)

from everything I read, running it out the side is more expensive because you have to get more of the expensive pipe plus brackets and support to be able to hold the weight.... It does have insulation on the roof but it is just the bubble insulation, so cutting through it isn't too much of an issue.

picture of the burner in the basic area where I plan on installing it... keep in mind, I'm going to put it on bricks so it will stand a little higher as well as one of the pipes is sitting next to the burner... http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj196/smokin5s/2012-10-03_17-50-28_448.jpg Picture of the rafters where it wil get tied in http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj196/smokin5s/2012-10-03_17-50-43_930.jpg Picture of the outside roof http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj196/smokin5s/2012-10-03_17-49-42_674.jpg

I want to use stove pipe to the ceiling, but when it gets above the roof, I have to use a different type of pipe so it doesn't rust causing a fire... I'm pretty sure I'll probably just shoot it straight up, but I need help getting it installed... I'm scared of heights as well as I just want to make sure it's done right and I've never done it before.

I'll take a picture tonight... the heater sits probably 4-5 feet tall and has about 8 feet of piping sticking up above it. (making it about 12 feet up right now) The roof is about 16 feet up. No Drywall to cut through, just rafters, and then Metal with bubble insulation for the roof. I know I need to pick up flashing, storm something, Class A piping for outside, extra piping for inside, and the cap for the chimney, but i don't know what else would be needed if anything.

correct, that is what I need help with doing. I'm not too keep on cutting holes in my ceiling if I don't know what I'm doing.

Have you already run the cables out to the barn? That is the most difficult part...

I recently acquired a nice wood burner for my barn. I do not have an experience with installing the chimneys and figured I would look here first to see if anyone has experience as well as would be interested in helping me install it. Pizza and Beer provided or if you're looking for a few bucks, something could be arranged. it doesn't look too hard, but I don't want to risk installing it wrong and burning down my building as well as I don't get along well with heights.

+1 for Vances, I haven't picked up any for a while, but was there a week or so ago and they had a huge pile of the 550 round boxes

harbor freight has a 30 gallon for about 200 dollars, it's pretty nice for the price.

yes which is over twice the cost of a 10/22, that's why I'm calling it pricey

Ron Paul... I will NOT vote for anyone else... he's what America needs, not Obama and surely not Romney!

my favorite 22LR rifle has to be the M&P 15/22 that thing is insanely accurate and I've never had a single jam or issue. it is pricey though.

so was delivery 7 dollars? it was posted above he would do it for 135... just wondering.

what type of ammo are you looking for?

I talked to my buddy, he wants one with a tuner on it. Sorry man, 100 bucks is a good deal on a tv

Did you buy jons neon?