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Morning Maner and Co.

 

Hmmmm something looks off...

 

Good morning my fellow Manerites.

Mr. Maner

 

Thats cool you could build that. School me on what it's used for please?

 

Cooking. Uses a minimal amount of wood to heat a pan/pot on top.

 

Sweet thanks. That would be great camping.

 

Nice! I have all the parts cut out for mine just need to weld it up

 

Freaking excellent news Bill! Just excellent!

 

That looks really heavy and large to take camping.

 

So honestly what will it be used for? I could see like a wok or something.

 

Maybe, doesn't look that bad though from the pic.

 

Morning Gang, have a great weekend.

 

Maybe. I guess from building the new door for the smoker and having to redo it because it weighed like 900 pounds (not really) I’m just thinking I would hate to move that.

 

That's impossible with these engines unless you change out the entire system.

Mine is the MBRP that turns down at the end just before the axle.

If I'm accelerating it's audible. And by audible I mean obnoxious drone. Since I, we, had Harleys for so long, all with modified exhaust systems, and some running 115 decibel straight pipes, we're pretty much immune to the obnoxious part.

Thursday when we ran for more supplies Deb didn't say shit. It was the first time she's been off the property in two months. I actually brought it up that I had swapped it out. I was glad she wasn't offended by it. I'm still on the fence.

I just couldn't bring myself to cutting the end off the OEM exhaust. Those are a lot more pricey. However, a friend/member expressed interest and he has two lil'uns. So even though he offered me a little more than I paid for the replacement I refused to make a profit. As gentlemen though, he asked that I keep it until I was 100% sure I was content with it.

It's so refreshing knowing that there are people out there that are genuinely decent. People like Y'all.

 

Finally! Hoops that follow the outline/angles of the grill! WTF! I don't understand why that is so hard. So you built this completely from scratch? I need to learn how to weld

 

Very valid point.

 

Thank you De! I appreciate the kind words Dear.

 

I built it just because I'm keeping my skills sharp for when I get back out to Maner's shop .

It's just a small, easy to use stove, basically.

This one uses 1/8" - 4" x 4" square tubing. Overall, 20" tall, 14" long, and 10" wide at the tips. It's really not very heavy.

I don't camp, but, while there are more compact solutions, I don't see an issue packing this thing up for a trip.

Bacon this morning.