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@@toddbrown2588 It's a 2017 and yes, I'll likely buy another one which would be my 3rd :) was looking at maybe getting a 2020 .. they're still pretty expensive. I didn't do a delete on mine but have been thinking about it

@@kozicottage Thanks for the reply, fellow Canadian here. I have been looking also, but as you and I know, prices for a vehicle are retarded. I think deleting it would go a long way to making it a bulletproof, dependable engine, I think in the next year or so prices will come down.

Thank you!

@@kozicottage You re welcome!

We love to eat well while up there :) Unless it's a solo trip then all bets are off! Yes, that tree was huge! Got about 2+ face cords out of it :)

Are you coming to help???

Thanks Frank, yes, something always breaks haha but it's part of the fun! Will give the ravioli a try next solo trip up! Have a great weekend!

Fingers crossed! We'll find out in 3 weeks when bass season starts haha

Aahh a beer sounds really good right now! lol

@@kozicottage Just about to throw some pork on the grill so it definitely does LOL

Appreciate the follow and welcome! I will check out your channel as well. Ahh the bugs, lucky at least black flies should be gone soon, just need a few hot days. This is the exact chain set I got - a.co/d/cMmq49D can't comment on how good they are just yet but I have some bigger things to cut in the next couple of weeks so will post an update. Cheers!

Black flies are all part of the experience 😂 luckily they'll be gone soon!

It's private acreage

The easy peel bark are white birches. I thought this one was a yellow birch, but taking another look you're right, I don't think this one is that (yellow birch) either :) I think the prospect and excitement of finding chaga clouded my vision!

Haha 😂 rocks are probably the worst find

Welcome and thanks for the sub! The weather has been hit and miss here, no shortage of rain so far, especially every time I plan to do some work outside haha

We're on the East side, north of Kingston in the Frontenac region :)

Yes, that's my understanding as well 😉 The weather wasn't cooperating but I'll hop on a ladder next time and see if that's what it is. That's a huge yellow birch and very much alive so fingers crossed 🤞🏼!

Ahh thanks for the info! They were not biting, just more of a nuisance getting into eyes and ears :) Love Alberta! Such beautiful province, it's been 15+ years since I've been there but hoping to visit again!

On this one I don't, luckily so far I only had to replace a corroded DEF line and had a muffler shop replace the snapped bolts on my flex pipe, very common problem on these trucks. I just hit 150k km so not bad at all. My previous one had the extended 5yr/200k warranty, most of the warranty work was for the air suspension which was total garbage in the winter. But engine and transmission were great, I traded it in at 240k

The tree I just cut down is 21" and it was a challenge with an 18" gas powered saw. Also depends on what kind of tree it is, if it's hardwood, I would not even attempt it with a 12". You can always rent a bigger saw for a weekend and use it to cut the bigger pieces then use your 12" for the smaller chunks

It's dead and a safety issue

Had me had more beer LOL, actually Run in with a weasel caught my attention too LOL.

Maybe you got a lemon ;) knock on wood, mine had been a real workhorse, I just cut up a couple of trees with it this weekend. Did you mix the fuel right? Too much oil will gunk up the spark plug, not enough you'll seize the engine

Yeah, things got bad as soon as we got onto 115/35 from the 407. Progressively got worse and the final 30km was not plowed at all yet so was a slow go. Still worth it tho :)

Thanks for the sub! We're on the east side in N Frontenac area. This winter has been pretty calm so far, plenty of snow but not nearly as cold. Helps save some $ on propane. I'll check out your channel too. Cheers!

@@kozicottage That would be great. Thanks!

That's what I thought too, but they don't have backup batteries - there is a spot for it but no terminals to connect a battery. I think they're just past their due date, sticker says replace by 2023, so we'll get new ones installed next trip up :)

Thank you so much! I look forward to checking out your channel!

Thanks for the follow! I'm looking forward to checking out your channel as well, what part of Ontario are you guys in?

We're only a couple of acres. Camp fires we burn anything, in this video it was birch and I was also splitting cedar for kindling. Wood stove I only burn hard wood, mostly maple

So I did look inside the heat exchanger tubes, as much as I could anyway and didn't see much corrosion. But yes, we do have a few carbon monoxide detectors around, one pretty close to the furnace :)

From what I have seen on other videos, where the exhaust gasses exit the heat exchanger is where most of the corrosion takes place. Michigan Heating Guy has posted several videos of heat exchanger replacements and usually shows the corrosion. Its the reason why secondary heat exchangers are almost always made from stainless steel. @@kozicottage

It's an option yes, but no luck convincing the Mrs.

Welcome to the channel!

@@kozicottage Thank you. 😊. Can't wait to see it grow.

I ended up mounting it on a pole and did use the pipe adapter. It's been like this for almost 10 months and no issues. Here's the video of the install ua-cam.com/video/V7s6TL2aGzs/v-deo.html

It's a small floating platform. We didn't end up using the anchors last summer (ran out of time due to a major storm that hit here late May). The lake bottom has lots of silt, so I'm hoping the anchors will get buried in the muck and won't drag on the bottom. If there will be too much movement I can drop a few cinderblocks to add more weight. We'll see what happens once spring arrives :)

We're in south eastern Ontario

You're right, I'm not 100% happy. Problem is, anywhere close to the house I will hit trees, and they are all super tall pines (80-100ft tall). I'm thinking my best option would be to move it closer to the lake side as it's wide open facing north-west. Problem there is with getting a pole into the ground, we have maybe 6" of dirt and then hit bedrock. I will have some more time in August to piss around with this. It's not terrible now, but I do get a 3-10second outage every few minutes. It's only noticeable on video calls, streaming Netflix etc. is totally fine.

@@kozicottage Phased array needs a very wide field of view to connect to a constantly changing small group of satellites as they cycle through the sky above. The more seamless this handoff from satellite to satellite, the fewer the interruptions of data. If you don't locate it high enough at your location to have blue sky, you own a Ferrari that is stuck in first gear. lol

Haha.. much easier with the log splitter! I'll use the axe next time ;)