GW#6 T minus 11 and counting

never had the pic switch before oh Well you get the idea

Your posts are always interesting. i look forward to this one as well. Hopefully it works out great.

As always my help is just a pm or phone call away when/if you need help.

Thanks Bill, I’ve got a very handy son in law right here in town to help with the five minute move of the 6 from the truck to the sun porch when we get in Sunday evening

I used to slide stoves around the house on a 31 inch wide by 4 ft. piece of Structoglass but they seem to be heavier than I remember so I went and bought some of those 3 caster furniture mover things, they work great

Well what do you know, when you have control of infiltration and insulation your heating needs change LOL

FRANK is running in direct mode exclusively burning 10 Pounds @ 12 hours at -.02. It’s 48 and heavy mist outside and 70 and dry inside with 4 windows open downstairs

This is going to be interesting.

The weather looks to be ok for road trip.

Turn at the yellow bucket.

Will do, thanks

Loaded and ready to roll, leaving at 6:00am

Safe trip.

And remember the rule about pictures !

Paul

Be safe, Steve.

Plus 1 on that, Paul.

I got her almost finished.

Just have to give it a quick coat of stove polish and buff out the nickel. Have a safe trip and we look forward to seeing you guys.

Paulie

PS..... I'll let you post the finished pics.

I decided to post one pic to show some of our new members how a one minute cycle in an automatic shot blaster cleans up a rusted casting.

Oh man. Eye candy!!!! Looks fabulous.

There will be lots of pics

We are making a stop to drop a 18” Herald Oak at Mntbugy’s, there’s a museum of stoves there as well

I imagine by now Paulie has forgotten where He left a few containers of his

T minus .24, thanks for the well wishes, see ya this evening

Got to Mtnbugy’s about 2:30 and got the grand tour, it’s pretty mind blowing when there is 9 rare and wonderful stoves ringing the open living/dining room and a total of 18 in the house and one Hooked up in the garage

There was so much to talk about and Arthur is a great host and historian of both stoves and his family. We even found that there are people in his history with an earlier variation of the spelling of Lorna’s fathers name

Here’s a pic of Arthur and “ country “ the pug with the Herald model oak #18
Got to Paul and Carol’s about 6:15 had a wonderful meal together and cooled our heels till bedtime. Today we’ll go down to Paul’s shop to put the mica in the load door and load up the stove

Lots of picks of all that I promise

Here are the pics so far from Paul’s new shop before we stripped and loaded the stove

There will be more once we get back home. I have to figure out how to get my phone flash to work consistently too