SIX FULL CORDS for our Central Boiler with HELP from Stihl, Wallenstein, and Kubota (071)

We prepare firewood for our first winter with the Central Boiler Classic Edge 760. We process six cords using a Stihl MS 261 C-M chainsaw, Wallenstein WXR740 splitter, and Kubota L47 TLB tractor.
Recording date: 11 May 2021

[@stephenverrill8963]

Thanks for calling last night. You look like you are working real hard. Does that improve your health? Love you brother!

[@wanderwoodfarm3801]

Yeah. A little hard work does the soul good. I didn't expect it to have this positive an impact on me but it's been good. Take care, brother!

[@jaycahow4667]

Don't know if you mentioned before but does the boiler need a chimney up through the roof or does the exhaust just come out the back somehow?

[@wanderwoodfarm3801]

We’ll need a Class A chimney for it, and it’ll go though the ceiling/roof meeting both manufacturer specifications and state code.
We’re actually working on that now, and it required a bit of re-framing. Nothing too serious, but still. Central Boiler does provide a chimney, but it’s not rated (e.g. Class A), so we had to buy our own. We chose DuraVent’s triple-wall stainless DuraPlus chimney. It’s an investment, for sure.