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Did you ever get a processing place setup on your property?

We purchased our Waterford Stanley brand new February 2007 from Lehman’s Hardware in Kidron, OH. Best investment we have ever made. Heats our entire home, besides cooking and baking our meals. Ours is deep dark green stove with warming oven and two side shelves. When we have passed our hope is our children will pass our rural home and Irish cook stove to one of our grandchildren.

Where did you get the movable sheep shelter from?

We have a Rayburn, the Stanley's English cousin and love it so. Ours has a boiler wrapped around the firebox so it runs out hot water + wet underfloor system

Good video

Dan you said it drafts well, is it a 6 inch flue or an 8 inch flue? Straight up no elbow?

Man $15 is CHEAP. Our birds are $6 per lb.

Can this replace a log fire in a room? Does it give enough radiant heat?

How long do you leave the chickens in one spot before moving them? Also, what size space do you give them and how many chickens in that space? Thanks!

How often do you have to move the chickens doing it like this?

Thank you so much for going into detail about all the features and how to use the stove. This video was super helpful for us as we navigate our antique Waterford cook stove! Cheers!

I’m 55 I learned to cook on my great grandmother’s wood stove she thought the electric stove would catch the house on fire lol. Great memories and the food does taste better

Hello from our working farm in Central Lakes Region New Hampshire. Your choice of an Irish Stanley was a good one. I recommend that stove to anyone who is tight on floor space and it does a great job for cooking and heating. I restored our great uncle's 1930 Home Comfort kitchen wood stove. Its a beauty and heats 1,000 square feet. We built our 2016 home and designed the kitchen around that stove. I find it amazing you feel you need to justify having a cook stove. We built our house to be both on and off-grid. New Hampshire can be harsh in the winter. We lose power and our wood stove is a Godsend. Being a farm , we log and have plenty of firewood. We like the 1940s lifestyle ~ Diane

Hi Dan…..Thank you for this demonstration…..I have this stove in my cabin in Alaska, it was purchased in the 80’s, I believe, by the previous owners of the cabin…….do you know if they are still selling parts for this stove…thank you. Also where can I purchase the fan?

Thank you for this demonstration! So wondering if parts for this stove are still available, I have this stove in my cabin in Alaska, I believe the company stopped producing this stove in 2018?

Great video. My mother used a wood cook stove for close to 25 years. She prepared three meals a day for a family of 14. She was more than happy to begin using an electric stove. She commented it was easy to cook with stove. However, it was a skill to be mastered to bake with a wood burning stove.

Make a shed to collect rain water with a big tank.

Thank you for doing this video with the stove. It helped us understand the parts we were missing from our own Stanley 8 Range that is in the derelict farmhouse we have recently purchased in Ireland.

I love your shade structure!!!🤩

Polite my ass and don't know what they do. They don't give a damn. Quit making excuses for dirtbags.

Cool

That cabinet and oil lamp look to ne awfully close to the gire nox side of the stove. Thought it was 36" from any burnable surfac

The breast and the tenderloins are second to none on this breed. Very happy with how they taste.

Our freely chic was a ruby ranger

I got 35 jumbo cornish x rocks last year and the males averaged 9.4 lbs at 8 weeks and the hens averaged 8.0lbs at 8 and 1/2 weeks. We got 55 coming this week. My whole family loves them. All of ours made it thru to 8 weeks with no problems at all

Well done

Great video!

The coffee grinder is definitely cool. I could imagine the stove in a cabin and waking up at sunrise to make a cup of coffee before a hard day's work. Thanks for sharing!

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Great content. You’re really about the only one doing content that is 9-5 real life. Keep up the awesome content!

My question is what does your insurance company say about the wood heat and cook top?

My mother used to rub wax paper on her hot wood stove to make it shine and protect the metal.

Hello. Just found your channel and I'm thoroughly stoked. Where can I get a coffee percolator like that and that coffee grinder is awesome! Is it still available and where can I get something like that? Oh and I've subscribed to your channel!

I’m going to still use a chicken tractor (so I can close them off at night to reduce predator loss) but I like the netting. Thing I’ll do both.

I wanted one my entire life I'm an old-school cook

Thank you so much Dan, that was really interesting and enjoyable. I love all things old too. Just found your channel so I'll stop a while if that's okay. Greetings from a little market town in North Wales UK. 🙋‍♂🙋‍♂

Have you considered putting the pigs up in the woods?

That was the most frank discussion on broilers I’ve ever watched and I’ve been researching for a while. If you watch this video, click the like button, this channel deserves exposure.

Thanks for the ideas. Glenn

I like seeing the young with their rooter snouts. One day soon.

Love your channel. We’ve been doing chores before and after the meat and potatoes job in the warmer months. We haven’t made the leap to keeping animals through the winter yet though. Was there a specific point in your experience where you felt like you could manage the winter months based on something you realized or picked up along the way?

Who else out there is getting their animals moved early and then "beating feet" to their day jobs?

Your field looks like my newer pasture - fun times. Are you putting out any seed ? I put winter rye and some clover out

BIG LIKE #10 for you! Interesting content my FRIEND!

Cant beat the wood cook stove.

Great stove. Really nice percolator too. What kind is that?

Where are you located?

I have a Stanley errigal here in ireland it's almost identical,but it has a u9 boiler to heat 9 radiators I fire it with peat harvested from a peat bog two miles away in the summer it does cooking baking boiling water the lot.

Subscribed. We are working on a few lines of Dorper and Katahdin sheep as well as crosses

Nice Stove! Will that run on coal as well?