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<blockquote data-quote="wv270wsm" data-source="post: 1945739" data-attributes="member: 96251"><p>Absolutely love the smell of burning coal. Brings back childhood memories from grandparents house. Get the best grade coal you can if not you'll have a lot of chinkers. Which is bad coal that won't burn up . We burnt coal a couple winters ago to save on wood at our place it wasn't a horrible experience. It creates a lot of very dry heat but you've burnt wood and understand the dry heat thing. Use the smallest grate you can if the coal you get is crushed . I got lump coal when we done it and didn't have any problems other than quite a few chinkers</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wv270wsm, post: 1945739, member: 96251"] Absolutely love the smell of burning coal. Brings back childhood memories from grandparents house. Get the best grade coal you can if not you’ll have a lot of chinkers. Which is bad coal that won’t burn up . We burnt coal a couple winters ago to save on wood at our place it wasn’t a horrible experience. It creates a lot of very dry heat but you’ve burnt wood and understand the dry heat thing. Use the smallest grate you can if the coal you get is crushed . I got lump coal when we done it and didn’t have any problems other than quite a few chinkers [/QUOTE]
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