New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

Re: New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

PostBy: Rice Burner On: Thu Jan 14, 2010 1:28 pm

Life long New Yorker here.
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Re: New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

PostBy: stockingfull On: Fri Jan 15, 2010 12:01 pm

Rice Burner wrote:Life long New Yorker here.

With a screen name like that, you gotta be a rider, right?
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Re: New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

PostBy: freetown fred On: Wed Jan 20, 2010 7:59 pm

I'm a New Yorker & my name & my problem is Freetown Fred (for you Richard :shock: )Ironically,I'm from Freetown--Cortland County--burned wood for 50 yrs. & picked up a Hitzer 50-93.This is my first yr doing coal & am real grateful to have found this site plus Dean out in Indiana--we keep this 200 yr old farmhouse pretty toasty--YUP,we've had our glitches but with listening,reading & useing some of the common sense God used to give out--I think we're doing OK
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Re: New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

PostBy: ruger1980 On: Thu Jan 21, 2010 11:54 am

Hey Fred ur real close by. My house in in Marathon but i pretty much live with my girlfrined on Deneve Rd. Grew up on Marathon-McGraw Rd right below the golf course.
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Re: New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

PostBy: freetown fred On: Thu Jan 21, 2010 2:23 pm

Ruger,we are on Carter Slocum,right at the curve coming from Deneve--below Contris'--old grey farm house w/ a couple of horses in the pasture--if my truck is home so am I --we've always got coffee on--feel free to stop in
ruger1980 wrote:Hey Fred ur real close by. My house in in Marathon but i pretty much live with my girlfrined on Deneve Rd. Grew up on Marathon-McGraw Rd right below the golf course.
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Re: New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

PostBy: freetown fred On: Thu Jan 21, 2010 2:48 pm

I may well be wrong but if that's you Gary,I should be the first to tell you that your girlfriend DOES NOT live on Deneve seeeeee ya
ruger1980 wrote:Hey Fred ur real close by. My house in in Marathon but i pretty much live with my girlfrined on Deneve Rd. Grew up on Marathon-McGraw Rd right below the golf course.
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Re: New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

PostBy: ruger1980 On: Sun Jan 24, 2010 11:42 am

Nope its not Gary, I thought that may be wnhere u lived. I've seen the Allis in your yard and out back before. If your there while I'm drivin by I'll stop and say hi.

Rondell
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Re: New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

PostBy: freetown fred On: Sun Jan 24, 2010 11:48 am

Rondell,check your PM's-----Fred
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Re: New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

PostBy: pwmill On: Tue Jan 26, 2010 10:05 am

Hello, my name is Paul. This is the first year of burning coal. Bought a Wood Chuck 4000, Wood/Coal Combo unit in VT. two years ago. Took this long to convince the wife, this is the way to go. I did a test fire for two days and that sealed the deal. She loves the constant heat. Within two weeks, the oil burner was disconnected and coal was online full time. With this forum, the learning curve has been shorten by years. The Wood Chuck has been running great, keeping the wife warm and happy in Fort Ann.
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Re: New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

PostBy: UpStateMike On: Mon Mar 29, 2010 3:41 pm

JGWalk wrote:Hi everyone, John here from West Winfield ( about 20 mi. south of Utica,Ny ) I'm starting
in on my second year with coal. I have been getting my coal in Madison also.
I have a Keystoker 90 heating about 1800 sq ft and enjoy every minute.


Right down the street!

I work at Golden Artist Colors in New Berlin.
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Re: New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

PostBy: bryanwhitley On: Fri Sep 03, 2010 1:14 pm

Hempstead Long Island here. Anyone else?
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Re: New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

PostBy: Luigi On: Fri Sep 10, 2010 12:17 pm

Hi!
I live in a suburb of Rochester (called Pittsford).

When I lived in the city, I burned coal in my 3200 sq. Tudor using 1st a Russo CW1 and the a Keystoker boiler w/ a HW coil. Burned about 5 tons a season. My neighbors were spending $500 a month for NG to heat and freezing. Kept the house @ 80. It was great.

When I lived way out near Naples, I had a Harmon forced air w/a HW coil. Did not like the Harmon. To be fair, it may be because the idiot that installed it and the chimney did an awful job.

In this house (only 1500 sq. ft. colonial), I plan on having a stove or furnace in basement. Haven't bought the unit yet - am looking. Want to buy used and no electricity necessary for operation except a blower. Anyone got one?? :?: :?:

Would LOVE to hook up w/someone to get a trailer of coal delivered.
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Re: New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

PostBy: lugerbear On: Fri Oct 01, 2010 4:32 pm

Melrose/Schaghticoke NY here....(20 Mins from Albany) Been burning for 15 yrs and love it...Would love to know if anyone in area would like to split a large delivery of Rice.....
It seems to be expensive locally to get and hard to find in Bulk. Everyone wants to sell bags....Let me know if you want to try and split a load....Sid
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Re: New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

PostBy: freetown fred On: Fri Oct 01, 2010 6:50 pm

Can't help you on that split,but, it's good to see you chime in every couple years :woot: :clap: :rofl: later my friend
lugerbear wrote:Melrose/Schaghticoke NY here....(20 Mins from Albany) Been burning for 15 yrs and love it...Would love to know if anyone in area would like to split a large delivery of Rice.....
It seems to be expensive locally to get and hard to find in Bulk. Everyone wants to sell bags....Let me know if you want to try and split a load....Sid
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Re: New Yorkers, Make Yourself Known

PostBy: Ciscoborb On: Sat Nov 06, 2010 8:39 am

Hello all. I'm from Greenwich, NY and just purchased a Keystoker 90 which will be installed later on this week. I've been burning wood in the basement and a corn stove in the living room for the last two years trying not to use any oil at all. I am looking forward to getting the 90 installed and running. Looking into the K2 boiler for the future.
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