Anyone Else in North East Considering Shutting Down???
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Wings Best up and running for a coupla days, getting used to that coal feeling again.
- freetown fred
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Not yet--frost this AM
- freetown fred
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1600 ft.--
- buffalo bob
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not yet high today 47, wet and dreary my low running hitzer is just fine, at this rate it will be june till I shut down ...we are at 2200 feet...
- Sunny Boy
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- Coal Size/Type: Nuts !
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Here in CNY, ya don't have to be on a hill, either. We're 1000 feet here in the valley and were 30-32F the past few mornings.
Since it's also saving me expensive pro-pain for the kitchen stove, I'm in no hurry to shut down the coal range. Nice to have the warmth and not hear the furnace running.
Paul
Since it's also saving me expensive pro-pain for the kitchen stove, I'm in no hurry to shut down the coal range. Nice to have the warmth and not hear the furnace running.
Paul
- joeq
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The weeks B4 this past week, our temps were always 50°, whether it was day or night. But in the days it was cloudy damp and seemed cooler than it was. Once my girls were huddled around the 111, pretending to get warmer. (it's out). This week we finally have sun and 70s, so that closes the deal for me. But I was close to relighting a couple times a few weeks ago. Enjoy your heat people.