I really appreciate your video thanks for sharing

Awesome video my friend

We can't get that 1st Coal you used, I light My Coal Stove by starting a Hard Wood Fire, then add Real Coal! If you want to Spend Money and make it easier for yourself, By Match Light Charcoal, start your Coal Fire with that.........Much Easier!

heck buddy with the cold you have on't seem like it warms as good as mine???

Love the concept of burning coal, but they look to be a collosal mess

He said keep it clean. 32 Windows and he didn't clean one. A little stove polish also goes a long Way. Isn't that a stoker feed stove, you feed it from the top. YooU are trying to sell this.

I worked in an open pit coal mine at Hanna, Wyoming. 1978-1979 was a very cold winter, our propane furnace never shut off for 6 months. Our son was born Sept. 1979 and I knew I needed more heat in the house. We found a new pot belly stove in Rawlins, Wyoming and installed it by November. I was allowed to drive my '55 Ford into the coal pit and load up with chunks up to one foot diameter that I would break down to about 6 inch chunks for the stove. This was the most affordable heating system I ever used. I heated mainly with coal until 1988 when the coal mine shut down and I moved and sold the home. I still use bituminous coal for blacksmith forge but to expensive to use for heat. Never found anthracite coal near enough to be affordable. To bad sure is a pretty flame.

Thanks for posting.

😊😊 most of the old wood 🪵, stoves are the same way U have 2 get use 2 them the stove has a air vent on it which U can open or close 4 more air and most people use a damper in the stove pipe 😊😊2 keep all of the heat from going out of the chimney and U keep a bucket 🪣 😊 of water 💧 😊 so when U take up ashes U put them in the bucket so U know that they are out and most of the stoves had a ash pan its alot better 2 clean out when the stove is cold 🥶 😮 U use a stove 2 clean out the ashes and any wood 🪵 coals that are left U get all U can out at the top 1ST then U a corner broom and sweep the top clean U clean the ash tray out then take the ash pan out and use the broom on the bottom of the stove the same way clean out until there's no ashes left the best U can that way U know 😊😊 it's clean and also it will draw alot better when U remake the stove U have 2 use a long handle round point shovel 2 shake the ashes down 😊😊 the ashes don't put out no heat at and U also use a poker 4 a woodstove 2 help keep the wood great open the wood in the stove has 2 get air 😊😊 OMG 1 1 2O25

Nice stove. It would look much better with the windows cleaned.

Wow! I like your stove! Has any of the doors ever blow openn because of the. Ethan explosion?

Great views, thanks for sharing.

How are you running it backwards and it works?!

My uncle used to work in the Lunenburg Foundry many years ago. I have fond memories of going into the foundry with him.

What is that in the middle of the stove, above the flame?

What a neat share. Thank you.

One of the coals used is soft and the other is hard, Soft coal (Bituminous) hard coal (Anthracite). The stove is designed for burning hard coal, that coal burns in the bed and has very low volatile matter. Where as the Bituminous has a high volatile matter and during combustion distils that matter off into a combustible gas. This gas burns above the coal fire bed in the above space. Soft coal is used in boilers equipped with under feed stokers, feeding the raw coal from below the fire upward. You have a very cool stove. Thanks for showing it to us.

Great video. Suggestion: I always empty ashes outside into a can so dust plumes not inside.

Coolest (No Pun Intended) Coal Stove I've Ever Seen And Anthracite Rules; I Grew Up With It.

Great stove you got there..I always liked the smell of soft coal burning but hard coal has the best burn time and is so much cleaner .great vedio

I am rediscovering some of these old style home heating methods. I really like what I am learning about coal heat advantages. A coal stove is going to have a place in my next small home.

Antracite is an amazing fuel

This contraption is something I think I would just love. Thanks so much for your work and video (?) dont know what to call a youtube art. Question: lots of tinkers after burn is a sign of what deficit? Thanks again! Ill watch this more than once.

I have one of these. I was thinking about selling it. How much is it worth?

I wouldn't call it dangerous but pavman 1000 is absolutely right. Coal burns from the bottom up. Start with a small wood fire, when that is well established then you add a small amount of coal onto that. Once those coals get going you can add a full load of coal and close up the stove. You need the fire on the bottom where the shaker grate is so you can shake out the ashes from time to time. Coal stoves are designed with the air vents on the bottom to regulate the fire. The stove will work alot better if start the coal this way.

This is lovely

Nice globe stove

You should just start a wood fire then add coal your doing that the dangerous way.. Beautiful stove!

I'm completely new with this..You're an excellent teacher... just got a Godin parlor stove- using pre- soaked charcoal to start, then anthracite nut size coal.. have a lot to learn still figuring everything out...

Beautiful stove, should be in a restaurant as a working showpeace. I am sure the ladies especially would love to come back. Nothing is as cozy as a coal stove. Personally I would burn the Antraciet with less air to let it glow red.

I can imagine it would be a pain to try to start that with just balled up paper.

I learned alot from this. Thank you

Beautiful stove,! The guys on coalpail would love to have it,

i would love to have a stove like that. thank you for sharing

Hello, the secondary air is for secondary combustion? Do coal stoves have secondary combustion? Beautiful stove!

How long would you say that the original scuttle and a half burns for, roughly?

Nice waterfront camping! 👍

For sale?

Beautiful stove, thanks for sharing.

Wowsers, Wow.....

Another stove video update sometime would be great. Thanks.

What kind of stove is it???

What model and length boat are you using? Did you purchase your boat loader from a dealer or from the factory and find a shop to install it? Is it a Four Boys?

Cool

great unit!

How very informative thank you

You didn't show the layout

Glad to see you make a video again. It's been a long time.

have you ran the mini split a.c. with a generator

Nice