Awesome, simple elegant solution.

Great fix. Thank you

The structure is not the problem, just put it together and run some self tapper screws in the joints. The tarp is the problem. Sunlight kills it pretty fast.

Thank You for posting this. So helpful! I am rebuilding a 99 base with ttops and rare paint color Mystic Teal!

Great job how's she holding up?

I have the same or very similar car in my garage! Mine's a black 99 trans Am 6 speed 72k miles

That was some ingenuity

Perfect solution.

A lot of effort BUT the cover will still rip up in couple years. I appreciate your effort though

What is the end cap from

Great idea! I'm totally going to use it on my old stove. Thanks

Just ran into the same problem...... 7"x5" oval to round Great Western Stove (228) Heading to the home center tomorrow. Thank you!

Ur tha man 🤙

Awesome idea. Thanks.

I'm not an expert, but I think this way is dangerous in the long run once the black tar builds up in there, I thought the pipe has to go in the stove

Pretty good idea. I just got an old Southern Pacific caboose potbelly stove from my grandpa that has the same oval outlet. I'll give this a shot.

My dad had some old flue pipes from the 30s that are oval shaped that I used to put in my pot belly

You can going to any wood stove company and get the adapter

Thanks so much. I have same problem. Excellent job!

very smart

Thank you

I have the same problem. I'm not sure why you would need an end cap, maybe to winterize you cabin when you're not there. Our winter's arnt that severe in Australia, I hope my hardware have an end cap, or order one from the States.

Need much smaller pipes for that dribble

Seems like he completely missed the door arm handle screws! Really made that more difficult than it needed to be.

Are they growing weed or making whisky?😪

Make a little path for the water

Wait are you in the Lego league

Great information, 🤢 too bad you're Whipping & Flipping the Camera around 🤮😖 can you Not imagine your audience's view for the 1st time, unfamiliar environment, trying to LEARN what it is you're saying, then Jerking the camera around ...Dude! Seriously, WTF?

Your dad's a genius!

What's the name of that thing?

Very cool!

Hi !!! NICE !!!! 😂😂

That goofy ahh scream Bru ☠️

100.00 in extra parts vs 50.00 2 year extended warranty. You do the math.

So glad you posted this. So simple, yet solved the problem for getting older diameter flue collar to work.

Well done 👍.

What size straps did you get?

I have been clueless on how to do this challenge but this is a clever idea

Waw

im dead ahahah

I use this exact same bot in my class! Any advice?

I am looking at a stove of a different brand that has this oval outlet.. thankyoi for the insightful video that will now make this unit work stree free..

Take a piece of string go around the oval, mark it turn the oval string back into a circle then measure for exact pipe size. This isn't going to work long term. Use welded seam pipe not that crimp trash to make the oval. I have a small acme similar to this it's 5" pipe. Probably why you couldn't get a good fit.

You can just pop off the speaker covers in mine

Yes, very clever.

Just picked up a sun 50 the other day for a hundred bucks. Gonna go this route, thank you for the great idea!

GREAT video!! Thank you very much. I'm currently struggling finding the same fitting but mine is 8" long on the oval and about 5.5" wide. Everything I see online is over $100 for the fitting. I've already sent back the 1st attempt which was a 8"x8" oval to round for $50... when it arrived it was round to round.. Your idea is genius! I thought about making one but your end cap idea is AWESOME. Hopefully I can find one that's affordable. Thx again for the help

Bro mine is the same color😂😂😂

Nice video with some good info. However... the solar charge controller shown in the video (it's not the one that comes with the kit) is only a 30amp unit. You can check that on the HF site. The hub connector shown is only rated for 400 watts of PV. You can't hook up 6 or 8 kits.

Very elegant! So glad I found this