Firing up the Glenwood/Videos 3, 4 and 5
- wsherrick
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Well, I fired up the Glenwood today and here are the movies. I tried the chunk Charcoal and it works really well. Here is Video No. 3
- wsherrick
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And here is No 5 when it is loaded up for the night. I hope you like these and I hope the sequence of events flow and make sense.
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Great Show !!!!!!
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Job well done..... and you didn' t even get your sleeves dirty. Again, I would like to say that is a mighty fine heating machine.
- sterling40man
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Awesome videos William! I especially loved the part when you mention the forum. My hat's off to you.
Thank you,
Bob
Thank you,
Bob
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Hey William! Great videos! How much coal did you dump in at the end? You made it look real easy
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great videos . learn something new every day . things don't look good for me getting the 111 . may end in court . just not meant to be . if I did get it I think I would end up selling it . if it would sell in this economy . that money would help my family more than the stove .
Great Video's William !
I am going to show these to the wife I have been telling her bought the Glennwood and she told me we could probably budget one if I can show her it would be more cost effective and have a payback over filling the oil tank 1 and 1/2 times per yr. here at the shop.
She and I are happy with the little potbelly so far but I would like a unit like yours that could go longer without maintainance.
With my work schedule I have to hussle out of work in time to be home to catch the potbelly before she is too far gone and I usually get held up with a meeting or something at work in the morning a few days / week and cant get back to the shop for 12 to 13 hrs.
And everyone has to admit that the GLENNWOOD IS A BEAUTIFUL STOVE!
Again thanks for the Video's!
Tim
I am going to show these to the wife I have been telling her bought the Glennwood and she told me we could probably budget one if I can show her it would be more cost effective and have a payback over filling the oil tank 1 and 1/2 times per yr. here at the shop.
She and I are happy with the little potbelly so far but I would like a unit like yours that could go longer without maintainance.
With my work schedule I have to hussle out of work in time to be home to catch the potbelly before she is too far gone and I usually get held up with a meeting or something at work in the morning a few days / week and cant get back to the shop for 12 to 13 hrs.
And everyone has to admit that the GLENNWOOD IS A BEAUTIFUL STOVE!
Again thanks for the Video's!
Tim
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Great vids, love the costume too -- fits with the stove perfectly.
I thought you were getting ready to slam down a few shots of stumphole water there! I was saddened to learn that it was only kero ...
I thought you were getting ready to slam down a few shots of stumphole water there! I was saddened to learn that it was only kero ...
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I thought he was gonna lite the stove with it until he said it was keroSMITTY wrote:I thought you were getting ready to slam down a few shots of stumphole water there!
Good videos!
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great video Will, that is one awesome looking stove!