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That stove is fed air from the bottom and when it sets on the pedestal there is actually a 5" out side air intake on the back side of it that feeds the pedestal chamber. The way you have it setting flat on the paper it has no way to intake air , it also needs some chimney pipe to create updraft to work properly. I've been heating with that stove for many years, I actually have a domestic hot water supply system on it as well.

Still running my big garrison oldie in house and the lil garrison in shop. They crank. These old stoves are going to get harder and harder to get.

Anything from China is usaly crap

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I bought what I call my 'Frankenstihl' MS250 for around £250 off a guy on eBay UK who, at least openly states, that the saws he sells are not genuine Stihl, but built from what he terms as "genuine or the odd quality OEM parts". It seems to start and run OK and has good compression. But I've noticed that the plastic air flter cover is really flimsy feeling and obviously not genuine. It doesn't even have the stamped markings for the choke positions. I've not had to delve to deeply into the saw's innards yet. But some day, I must disnamtle it and tally up just how many genuine Stihl parts vs 3rd party parts it's built from. But, at the price I paid, I'll be happy enough if the ratio is anywhere near 50/50

I have an Husqvarna 61 but mine ...the chain breakHandle its metals it Normal,its older I guess mine was my Fathers saw mint mint condition the original Bar. and according to him only 4 chain I have the old chain and everything, its 1983 .

Nice job, what's the plasma torch your using? cut last year about the same size i=beam and used a acetylene torch that worked good for me, those beams are heavy, I know, for the plasma cutter i have a dual wheel ring that attaches to the outside of the torch tip, now those work real good as you brace one wheel against your straight edge/plate and it's smooth traveling due to the wheels, I used it cutting aluminum plate. If i had to be like real close like your doing yeah know with in a sixteenth I would just use the band saw. Your doing the kind of stuff i like to do as well have fun

nice video

Your equipment is impressive. When i got welding certification back in '70s, I'd never seen or heard of a plasma cutter. What a evolution😮

Thats a cuttin' sob!!!

I just ordered a brown and black pair of leather suspenders from Amazon. I currently wear suspenders but I have never worn leather suspenders. They are supposed to arrive on Inauguration day.

I know this is an old video, but it's not really a scam. It's the same as the American car/truck market. U.S. Stoves sell their models under the brand names that they've bought up over the years. There's like 6 brand names. I now have a wood-burning furnace made by U.S. Stoves. About 5 years or so back, I needed to replace my antique cast iron firebox parlor stove. It happened that in that year, the epa changed their emissions standards. One of the classes of stoves affected were some of these furnaces. Doing my research, I came across an Ashley. But, while I was researching to learn and compare, the Ashley sold out. In frustration, I called Ashley and learned about U.S. Stoves. I asked about the Ashley model, and they said they were out. I don't remember how it came about, but in hoping to get the best made stove I could find in the price range, my conversation with the sales team turned to wood/coal models. Heavier construction. But, they said they were out of the red Ashleys. I said... "red? Why make a distinction." Because all they had were few green Claytons. And... they were cheaper! So, I found out that not only can you do well shopping around, but calling the company gives you the opportunity to find out if they have models on serious discounts. Btw... works great. Heats the entire house, not just a few adjacent rooms, and sits in the basement where visitors don't have to look at the apparently undesirable color. Btw... it's a lovely shade lol.

volgezang northern tool model 3200 less than 1100$ and is the same unit made by us stove

Boring,,,

Any machine that needs four belts to drive it is dangerous, and I want it.

I used to have a bench grinder that I got from my grandfather. It was driven by a flywheel with a handcrank. If you gave it 5 or 6 good hard spins, it would spin for several minutes.

Hay, I just stumbled onto your channel. And I'm not only just a poor dumb farmer, but a retired inspector in the OEM automotive industry. If someone is just a homeowner (not a business, with employees) OSHA does not apply to them. However, Their homeowner's insurance may make some demands. But for the sake of the 5,200 who subscribe to your channel, here's some entertainment. Let's pretend you are an employer, with employees, and OSHA shows up. Here's a list (in no particular order), of the citations, with potential fine amounts: 1. All belts below 7 feet, must be guarded. [$1,000] 2. Missing knockout cover on the electrical panel. [$500] 3. Missing wire cover on the electrical motor. [$750] 3. I can't really tell, but if the electrical cord is not a three (3) wire cord, THERE WILL BE stray voltage running on the body of the entire unit. Typically 3 to 30 volts. [$2,000] NOTE: Under the right conditions: it only takes 1 milla volt at 1 milla amp - to kill a person. However, wash your eyes out with this: The 1930 something, Electrical Manuals - told the maintenance personnel to check for power by applying their tongue to the wire! How wild is that? 4. Guards on the grinding wheels missing. [$2000] 5. Tool rests set too wide. (But, of course both are missing. Doesn't matter. Needs to be set to the width of a nickle, or less. [$750]. NOTE: If an OSHA inspector shows up at a place of business, the first place they go is to the bench grinder. The tool rest gaps are ALWAYS too wide. It's an easy citation. With each of these citations OSHA would demand to show proof of training. No proof, a separate citation would be issued for each event of no training. For sure, with all these citations, the employer would be at maximum penalty. They would shut the employer down and things would get very expensive and there would be many trips to the nearest OSHA office before all things were settled. And, here's the worst part; were an employee to be injured, OSHA would cite it as a VSSR (Violation of a Specific Safety Rule) that gives the employee the right to step outside of Workers Compensation and have the ability to sue not only the business, but the owners and supervisors - personally. Great video with historical relevance! Lee

GREAT Video Thank You

Just stumbled upon your channel. Loved the video, you got yourself a new sub. Nice work!

¿ könnten sie bitte ein neues video machen, wo sie im detail zeigen, wie und was genau sie an der ölpumpe mit den 10 gezeigten feilhieben an der gehärteten stahlwelle freihand weggeschliffen haben wollen? mitten im video haben sie plötzlich den aufnahmebereich ihrer camera verstellt so dass man nur eine luftnummer zu sehen bekommt + wäre es möglich im neuen video festzuhalten a) wieviel kettenöl ohne herumzupimpen bei konstant 13.000 U/min in genau einer minute gefördert werden UND b) dann hinterher nach ihrer modifikation ebenso gemessen wird wieviel nun tatsächlich sich die ölfördermenge im vergleich zu vorher erhöht hat.... alles andere ist purer mumpitz

How much did you give?

I just ported my 020av it's the meth beaver now actually thought I over ported the intake but it doesn't spit back through the carb did a base gasket delete and timing advance too.

It's no longer a $300 saw with all the replacement parts you had to add. Probably $500 .....for 35cc saw.

Any update on it?

Nice video

What was the problem that fixed the hydraulics?

OK-thats fine if you want a Chinese stove.I buy stoves built in Canada- several fine brands built there--some very reasonably priced--do your research--stop supporting China.Check out Drolet stoves made in Canada.

Hi Man Time what were you adjusting with the screw driver?

Im running an England wood stove I bought used for 400 dollars. ( probably from the 60's or 70's ) It has glass insert double doors, dampner, and a blower ( which quadruples your heat output). Its an old one, installed it myself. They dont make them like they did back in the day when this one was made its built like a tank, new stoves seem to be built of lighter gauge steel now. You can have the best wood stove made and freeze if you dont have seasoned wood to put in it, or dont know how to run a wood stove correctly. I would advise any woodstove owner (experienced or newbie) to get a flue temperature gauge. If your getting a stove for power outages dont get a fireplace insert, you cant cook or heat water on those in an extended power outage. They (inserts) are useless without a blower.

Not a fan of buying wood stoves at Lowe's. I like Lowe's okay for most things, but I saved $900+ on our woodstove for the house. It was an American made stove. I bought it at a dealer for way less, AND they included the leg kit for no extra charge.

Would like to see the spitter working is all 😢😢😢

I believe that stove also used to be the ponderosa by vogelzang. If I remember correctly it was around a thousand bucks or so

👍👍👍👍 It better than spending the money on them GOLD & SLIVER scamers . She will repay you triple .

Yeah that dang steel has gone up in the last few years, very nice planned should be a beast, I have thought about getting one of those magnets, watching you use yours i will think if they say a ton think actually less

Trying to put up a like and it won't turn on....dangit!!

Right on!! We will be something similar with our 40' Container.

Mucho gracias for the info.

Always that little thing that's a booger! Good job 👍🏻

I use an old WJ Loth wood burning stove that I restored, and it easily heats 1800 sq ft. of my house on the coldest of months. My grandmother had two of these old stoves in her house back in the 70's when I was a kid so when I saw the one I have up for sale on Facebook I bought it. The stove is mostly cast iron, but it has steel metal sides which needed replacing. That was no easy task, but I was able to form some new heavy gauge sheet metal I purchased from Metal Works to fit the cast iron frame, and it has worked fantastic. It will heat up the house twice as fast as my other solid cast iron stove that I was using and being that it was made in Virginia, and it is 100 years old it just looks cool. For people wanting to heat with wood go with an old American made stove. Might take some work but it will be worth it in the long run.

Over here it's 1600 dollars

Thanks for showing the issues you had such as the lighter getting caught. It helps me know what to avoid. Most videos like this have nothing go wrong and then everything goes wrong for me.

Sounds like it's low on oil

Thanks for stating who you are right at the begining so I did not need to waste the Time watching your video.

Hi, for you the 338XPT ("new edition") is better than MS200T? Thanks

I thought that cutter did really well. One can always cut the hole a touch smaller, and freshen up the hole with a drill bit, or move the hole, like you said, with a die grinder. Well done with that new machine. Most interesting.

Would have been easier to move the torch around if you cleaned the steel first.

I love my panker 6220G. aka garwinner 6220G. Its a zenoah 6220 clone. They've got these 372's on holzfforma's website for 50% off right now.

Are you connected to 240 or 120 for those cuts ? I see the 5000D is dual voltage

its ok that they tarriff us ?

So what level is the "budget" plasma cutter. What make and model?