Welcome! Here are the website rules, as well as some tips for using this forum.
Need to contact us? Visit https://heatinghelp.com/contact-us/.
Click here to Find a Contractor in your area.

Harvesting - Canadian Style

Options
Troy_3
Troy_3 Member Posts: 479
in THE MAIN WALL
Brian: I love that picture of your wife! Thanx for sharing!

Comments

  • RB_2
    RB_2 Member Posts: 272
    Options
    Learning a new skill

    Taking lessons on how not to wreck the big toy...watch out for big rocks, big skunks and keep your eyes on the computer.
  • RB_2
    RB_2 Member Posts: 272
    Options
    ...then once your done...take the dog out for some fun.

  • Mike Kraft
    Mike Kraft Member Posts: 406
    Options
    Mr Bean........

    whos got the life......you or laddie dog:)Nice shooting!There was a day along time ago when I..............

    cheese
  • Brian (Tankless) Wood
    Brian (Tankless) Wood Member Posts: 222
    Options
    I went hunting too, but

    this wasn't on the list of species for the day. And even on the day, there was a limit of 0.5 oh well.

    Brian in a land of strict limits :O)
  • RB
    RB Member Posts: 9
    Options
    Cheese....

    I may be wrong...but it is possible Brian has just located the hidden source for Canadian Spring Water ala Back Bacon...

  • ScottMP
    ScottMP Member Posts: 5,884
    Options
    I was

    leaning towards global warmimg

    Scott

    To Learn More About This Contractor, Click Here to Visit Their Ad in "Find A Contractor"
  • Mike Kraft
    Mike Kraft Member Posts: 406
    Options
    Wow!

    I wasnt ready for that!:)

    Please Brian try a breath mint!


    cheese
  • hr
    hr Member Posts: 6,106
    Options


    Did you shoot those ringnecks, or run them through the John Deere? Good looking dog :)

    hot rod

    To Learn More About This Contractor, Click Here to Visit Their Ad in "Find A Contractor"
  • Steve Ebels
    Steve Ebels Member Posts: 904
    Options
    You've been

    Having way too much fun Robert. Time to get back to work.

    BTW. E-mail me with the name of a GOOD, distributor who stocks your stuff here in Michigan.

    I've about had it with distributors. The place I bought Buderus from just informed me that they will no longer be stocking any boilers or parts. Now the closest place is over 200 miles away from me.
  • Tim Doran
    Tim Doran Member Posts: 208
    Options
    Any Pics

    from our October outing? Thanks again for a great day!

    Tim D.
  • Bill Wright_2
    Bill Wright_2 Member Posts: 65
    Options
    Ok ... the secret is out...

    I knew that you were looking at ways to expand DF's packaged approach, but ...

    do you really think the industry is ready for the Danfoss "Tree Harvestor" for woodfired boilers?

    Enjoy the time w/ your family during the holidays,

    Smiles,

    Bill Wright
  • Duncan_2
    Duncan_2 Member Posts: 174
    Options
    Head shots...

    Keeps the dentist bill manageable.

    The man DOES know how to take a vacation, don't he?
  • RB_2
    RB_2 Member Posts: 272
    Options
    Now these guy can shoot...

    Were just not sure which way...

    That's Mr. Eagle Eye Doran himself (guy with the hat).

    It was a great day...and we'll be doing it again.

    RB
  • RB_2
    RB_2 Member Posts: 272
    Options
    You know what they say....

    Nothing runs like a Deere.
    RB
  • Mike Kraft
    Mike Kraft Member Posts: 406
    Options
    Manufacturers.........

    and armed........hide me!

    cheese
  • RB_2
    RB_2 Member Posts: 272
    Options
    Its OK Cheese...

    Dairy products are on the protected species list.
  • RB_2
    RB_2 Member Posts: 272
    Options
    Some triva for you...

    ...I like that tree harvester idea...a little trivia for you...back in the early days Danfoss actually made farm implements...and the original farm still exists in Norborg, Denmark where it all began. Young Mads Clausen invented stuff upstairs in his bedroom and rumor is he finally got booted out of the house, into the barn after the metal lathe he built upstairs came crashing through the ceiling and landed on the dining room table.

    Another interesting story had to do with clothes irons...Danfoss engineers developed some of the first thermal control devices but became inundated with phone calls from housewives who couldn't figure out how to use it...it actually got so bad they sold the patent and devices to General Electric who were far more accustom to working with the retail market.

    Lots of great stories about Mads...it would be fantastic someday to take everyone over to see the museum. Then we could head over into some of the worlds best control laboratories for some real fun!

    Bill, all the best to you and yours.

    RB

    PS:
    Here is a 1968 photo of one of the very first frequency converters to come off a Danfoss production line...in 2000 one of our drive plants won the Smithsonian Computer Award.
This discussion has been closed.

Categories