flues

[blue182]

whats better raised or drop flues

[Thompson's Tree Farm]

It usually depends on what you learned to boil on

[jmayerl]

They both have pros and cons. Just use the search feature in the upper right hand corner, this topic has been covered a ton of times and there are multiple pages that cover the topic.

[oneoldsap]

It's like the Ford Chevy thing !

[vtwoody]

Only if you haven't had a Toyota yet... ;)



It's like the Ford Chevy thing !

[oneoldsap]

Only if you haven't had a Toyota yet... ;)

My father was a WWII Vet of the Pacific Theater . If I bought anything Japanese made he'd roll over in his grave . Call me old fashioned , but if it ain't made in America , I can live without it !!!

[Daren]

Depends on other factors such as whether or not you have a red or a blue left handed smoke shifter attached.

[vtwoody]

My father was a WWII Vet of the Pacific Theater . If I bought anything Japanese made he'd roll over in his grave . Call me old fashioned , but if it ain't made in America , I can live without it !!!

I'm with you on buying American but check carefully on those Fords and Chevy's to see where they and their parts are actually from...and Toyota does put together trucks here....not sure which company has the the highest actual percentage of made in USA parts and assembled here but you can't judge a book by its cover or at truck by its nameplate anymore.....

(here we go....!)

[oneoldsap]

True that , but I have to stick with American brands ! The only exception is Sugaring equipment .

[jmayerl]

My father was a WWII Vet of the Pacific Theater . If I bought anything Japanese made he'd roll over in his grave . Call me old fashioned , but if it ain't made in America , I can live without it !!!
Toyota tundra= made in America.

And from what I have seen, a lot of the f150 is in Mexico.

[adk1]

that is why I by Leader everything. Might cost alittle more but it is worth it if you ask me.