If its not the same kit as mine its probly similar and its not hard at all to figure out. Let me know how you make out.

Thanks for the tips!

@@solatso411 i found the vents at home depot. They were cheap. Im probly gunna buy new ones of the same kind to get the bright white look again. Over the years they get dirty and fade yellowish.

@@frankdesantis3843 i dunno i did it from the look i liked and it doesnt allow rain to get in the direction they are facing.

@@frankdesantis3843 home depot had them back when i built it. They probably still do.

I honestly dont know.

You would have no problem heating that sq footage.. my first floor is about 1800 and it’s heats it easily.. make sure you use dry wood and hard wood

@@ironoutdoorsman6646 fireplace does well on startup fire but when I add wood after it’s 3/4 burned it goes out pretty easy when door sealed and bypass shut, do you leave bypass open for a little after adding wood? I use 2-3 year seasoned oak. I also leave the air control all the open (pushed in). And the glass on corners get dirty pretty fast wonder if that’s a damper closed to soon issue also. And I noticed installer left an air control rod and in the instructions it says to discard the pre attached one, is the pre attached smaller than the one you actually are supposed to use ? Maybe could be reason fire wants to die down so easy is air control rod to short and not allowing to fully open. The one he left is 5 7/8 in. Sorry for all the questions but any feedback would be appreciated.

I got her cookin now, my problem was I wasn’t getting her hot enough and the installer did forget to swap out air control rods so I fixed that issue and it’s doing great. I was coming from a 40 year old buck stove so I had a couple day learning curve but now that I got it figured out she’s a cookin’.

@@mikes6458i just saw your comments just now i apologize for not responding. Im glad you got it figured out.

Where did you get the easy start?

They did but I corrected it and showed you in the review video

It went right over her head lol

That was way more work then i wanted to do. Plus i didnt know if adding any amount of piping would mess with the back pressure at all so i kept it minimum

The solar panel i bought seperate.. i did away with it and ended up keeping it charged with a battery tender.. i have another video to check out in regards to upgrades i made after being out of power for 5 days

Thank you.. but make sure you watch my other video about 5 days with out power because i adjusted the exhaust and explained how and why

@@ironoutdoorsman6646 ok thanks will do

I got the vents from homdepot i dont have a link sorry

The exhaust is on that side of the machine so i just stubbed it staright out.. i like the look of it in the back too because it is less noticacle looks wise.. and i added another piece of pipe off the elbow to make a longer extension so it helps re direct sound.

Thank you

I got in my truck and went to the gas stations in town.. i live on a dead end in a more secluded area in my town so we are always last to get plowed out or restore power.. just because my “area” is out of power doesnt mean everyone is

No shit i made that clear in the video

Thank you

Sorry to hear that brotha.. hopefully u keep shopping and find something

I will check that out.. thanks for the heads up

Im not sure exactly what your asking.. the floor of the shed itself or the wall where the exhaust stubs out

@@ironoutdoorsman6646 did you Ground your Generator ❓❓

The central AC unit I’m assuming you are referring to is just a condenser unit. It does not route outside air into your house. There is no issue with the generator exhaust being close to it.

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All i did was weld the threaded flange directly to the muffler centering over the exhaust opening.. then i was able to screw on the galvanized pipe into the flange and through the hardy board and out the encloser. Thats all i did.. compression doesnt seem to be affected much at all

@@ironoutdoorsman6646 thanks much for your time and information. 👍

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I cut something like a 12x12 inch opening and two 14x14 pieces of hardy board. Hardy board is fireproof i didnt put anything inbetween the two pieces its not necessary. Make sure you watch my review video for little tweaks i made to it after using it for 5 days straight 👍🏻

Homedepot

I have a meter on the generator that says the hertz its putting out, the hours , and the volts its putting out..the outdoor cable i got from work and the indoor 6/3 i bought from home depot.. yes plus copper ground

I dont.. thanks for concern

Thank you.. no i beileve there is no screen between the shutters and fan blades.. good catch on that.. glad tour build went well

Thank you... i got my shed from home depot.. i waited untill it went on sale for around 200$.. good luck with your build, sounds like you will be all set

Thanks brotha.. hope your builds goes well.. ask any questions u have and i will try to help.. also check out my follow up video to this one explaining the minro changes i made to improve it after i was out of power for 5 days

I honestly dont know the part number.. i got them in homedepot and they were very cheap.. the attic fan i got on amazon

@@ironoutdoorsman6646 thank you for your time have a good rest of the day

Good luck with the build id love to see a video when its done.. ask any questions u want

My generator came with the remote.. another selling point for me on why i got it

Do you have vents and a fan system like mine?

I welded it in the end.. i have another video explaining upgrades i did

The main reason for the exhaust pipe is heat displacement.. it dirrects both fumes and heat out of the encloser so its not nearly as hot and helps the unit run easier and more efficient.. i wouldnt worry about noise for your neighbors at all because 9 times out of 10 your nieghbors wil be running theirs because of a mass power outage..

Thats awsome youll be happy with it.. what kind of generator did you get.. if u have any questions while building it just ask.. make sure you watch my follow up review video i did to see the couple of things i changed

A 10KW generac gas powered got it on sale at Tractor Supply where I live in northern middle Tn

Yes.. i welded the the exhaust to the muffler and directed the fumes and heat away from my house and the shed.. i ran it for 5 days and it did not get to hot