I use a copper based system in my above ground pool. chlorine will destroy your liner over time. why not just maintain your pool year round?

it looks like this was posted 3 years ago now. how is the fire pit holding up? thank you very much.

Weight of it?

Did you use tapcons for the brick anchors or something else?

Love how this turned out, thanks for sharing!

Just followed your tips mate. Thank you for your advice. Much appreciated!

I've used Voda fans for years and they work great. I have 2 large ones and get them from a mail order place that sells to the Amish and people living off the grid.

Great video! Was your MDF shiplap pre-primed or raw? We will be installing in our bathroom because we like the smooth surface and how well it looks painted. Many "internet experts" say don't use it in a bathroom due to moisture. However I have read many that have used it and have no issues whatsoever years later because the boards were painted. Also when you go to some of the hardware store websites that sell MDF shiplap, they have pictures of it being used on bathroom walls - go figure.

You can, but gluing isn't necessary to install the tongue & groove planks. Nailing them to the studs will hold just fine.

Thank you sir! I’m tearing down my camper and selling off parts and didn’t want to break anything. So I appreciate you posting this video!

I just banged a single mom the other night that had one of these on her fireplace. I'll have to check them out.

I have a question i have a 2005 Pullbehind that has a propain / electric fridge that doesn't work . How would I go about replacing it with a electric/ battery powerd fridge

The raaten eggs

We just got a Craftsbury but are having a very hard time getting it going and hot enough. The glass is always black. Don’t know what to do!

I thought closing vents to bedrooms you’re not using is not really good for the furnace/heat distribution ?

A couple of 20lb weights tied around your waist helps. And a towel under the rock which is not equally flat ..

Omg THANK YOU!!

It has a cast iron frame with soapstone panels between. They are beautiful stoves!

Camp Granny might be a fun resource. Cousin Camp has some good ideas too.

What size space will this heat? Does it keep it very warm? Thanks!

Very helpful. We have had an opportunity to buy a used one, but one which will be rebuilt/refreshed. My wife and I fell in love with the beauty of it, a perfect fit for our 1771 cape house. Not just the look though but the functionality, i.e. long even burn. Regular wood stoves, especially in houses not open concept, like ours, over heat one room while others remain cooler. We believe this one will fit the bill perfectly. Ours will not have the ‘combuster’ which although does seem to have its benefit, over time as is the case with all modern products, will need replacing. It is not an inexpensive replacement part ($1000). Same for Vermont Casting, Yotul etc. One might suspect a sales gimmick. Not only that, I’ve been told you really should stick to certain woods to burn if your stove has this feature. Thankfully, in our case we have lots of wood choice and without the combuster we’ll not need to be as fussy.

Thanks guys fairly easy , I'll install mine tomorrow morning

We love this stove, just started the first fire of the second season we've had it. Great investment

I've noticed since becoming an RVer. I'm the driver, mapper, setup, griller, troubleshooter, repairer, breakdown, and the guy that fields all negative comments and complaints at my campsites. Is this the same for any other guys out there?😂😂

Gorgeous! In love with that Granite!

Bro! Thank you for doing the hard work taping this so we dont have to suffer! I stopped and went to youtube once i couldnt figure out the copper propane line with 4 nuts.. then learned of the secret two extra screws on bottom,from this video. THANK YOU.

your the best! thanks man

I think one of the Legs is on backwards. The Burgers looked Great!

None of this work looks finished. Go elsewhere for good info

I find that my HH is lacking airflow and always puts smoke into the room when opening the door or starting a fire. The fire has to be blazing hot to prevent this. Never had this issue with my previous stoves.. underwhelmed by performance... installer can't explain why.. stack has 2x45 elbows 5 feet above stove then a run of straight 20'

can you please explain is the 1/4 inch plywood has a tung? how do really apply it.. I wish you can actually show the work step by step

Good video, I like your style, and the dog was really cute.

I love your video but for my opinion I would add a red bow.

Beautiful

How many gallons is your pool?

How is it holding up?

I did construction for 10 years and it is OKAY to put paint on those walls. That is not truly a wallpaper that you can pull off in that bathroom. What you did was a nice job

Nice video. I want to do the same to my rig. How has the chopping block held up as far as warping?

You do realize that's a Range (oven and stove) and not just a stove. Please change your description to how to remove an RV Range.

What do you mean prime the pump before turning it on for the first time? Thanks I’m a newbie😅

My brand new Heritage will not draw at all. During startup I’ve literally had cardboard go out before burning up completely when I shut the door. I don’t know if it’s a stove problem or a pipe problem but I had both professionally installed. Very weird. Yes, I’ve quadruple checked air intake lever position as well as catalytic converter handle position. Frustrated with it.

Where do you live? Been thinking of not covering my pool this year…. Just a pain to deal with a cover when you open it the following year

Gorgeous! How are they holding up today?

Someone may have said it but to stay down in the water while you apply the tape, empty your lungs of air and you’ll sink down with no issue. Hold your breath while at the pool floor. I just applied mine now. No weights required.

Other then No ground wire on the pump motor,good job,throw a floaty toy or inner tube to keep ducks away ,thx for posting video.

Blow all your air out to aid in sinking to administering the patch.... so you don't float up!

Man $6000 for 11 days seems crazy expensive

I put 15 bags of shock in my pool 3 days later no change😢

Didnt u learn from Shade Tree Mechanic in the 90s. Do the hard stuff off camera. Then when its loose just make it look like ur real strong and it comes right off 🤣

The easiest way I think it's to cut the drywall out w the tile and install new drywall