Kimberly wood stove

Here is the Kimberly wood stove. The world's finest & most efficient small wood stove. Made to heat cabins, motorhomes, boats, and yurts up to 1,500 square feet putting out a whopping 40,000 BTUs. For more information or to purchase a Kimberly wood stove, visit
www.timmystoyota.blogspot.com
and click on the "Information on Purchasing a Kimberly Wood Stove" link.
Timmy Intro Song: The Gunfight by Everet Almond from the copyright freee KZbin Music Library

[@TruckHouseLife]

I have a special, 3" wind directional/rotating chimney cap, custom made. See pictures in my blog link above. I can drive down the highway at 70mph with a fire no problem. The chimney cap rotates with the slightest wind and blocks all rain/wind/snow from coming down the chimney flue.

[@nathanklemm179]

I miss seeing the old camper running around town! I know you said it needed a pile of work and the truck house is rad. The old Toyota was pretty awesome though. Was always cool to see it out and about

[@calwianka]

Beautiful presentation-great stove-American made-go USA!!!

[@jjhays36]

awesome set up for an RV, I have only used my RV at about zero and she sucked the propane fast, plus always afraid when temps dip that low with propane.

[@wallacegrommet9343]

Designed by a live aboard sailor right here in the Puget Sound. Family owned, US built, and possibly the best wood stove for boats and tiny homes

[@zevaravot3258]

I get a good chuckle that 3 people took the time to 'thumbs down' this video. The information was awesome, presented really well, couldn't ask for more from a free informative video. If you can find something to dislike, it's not the video that is the problem...

[@zevaravot3258]

I agree completely, I would never shell out that kind of cash for a wood burning piece of bling. So i would give the stove price a definite thumbs down, but I also liked the video and thought the producer had done a good job so I gave it a thumbs up. Take care.

[@UpnorthHere]

Yeah, the video was fine, if a bit skimpy on facts (clearances, type of pipe, etc). However, the installation is completely illegal as a violation of the manufacturers' instructions in several ways, if not also NFPA 211 code.

[@GF-pc5bt]

Haha Timmmmehhhhhh I enjoyed this throw back vid !

[@TruckHouseLife]

lol

[@arkivx0]

I really want one of these.

[@Karrikua]

Wow, just realised this is 10 years ago 😂

[@TruckHouseLife]

yyup!

[@eqlzr2]

Ha ha. A truly practical man. A truly practical, lazy man! Someone after my own design. Love the blowtorch firestarting! I'm gonna look into this wood stove. I think I need one. Thanks. Back again. Jesus, Mary and Joseph! $4000 for this wood stove! Will keep shopping. ;-)

[@pyroman675]

fire dust haha. dude thats a wicked stove man, and an awesome camper dude.

[@TheAntipedy]

Thank you from Australia

[@hollickrichard]

excellent and informative video, oh just a thought what do you keep in the cupboard through which the flue passes. I would put your next day's clothes nothing like warm or even just comfy undercrackers if the stoves out in the morning...x

[@HARMSWAY94]

When compared to other woodstoves for a tiny home would you say this is near the top as far as overall performance and quality?

[@NYCamper62]

Nice set up man.

[@missyskye4999]

I love this!

[@rockymissouri1021]

A dream stove!

[@zacharyharms3149]

Great video! Now that you have owned this Wood stove for a few years would you strongly say this is the best wood stove for an RV/Tiny House? Was the price worth it?

[@2000talon]

Great stove...Toasty warm!

[@galenlong3005]

Looks like an awesome stove.

[@hurleyinnh]

Thanks for sharing!

[@MrDirtD]

Hey, that cabinet could easily double as a warming oven. You could make yogurt up there.

[@erictelford6414]

Excellent stuff! I've been considering something like this for my 1989 Toyota Dolphin. Just wondering if you would consider doing an install? I could bring it to you, I live next door in the Yukon. Any idea on total cost? Thanks for the inspiration!

[@doormaker2]

What in the world does this stove offer that makes it worth over $4,500? A wonderfully efficient burns-all little Dickinson Marine Newport stove made of high quality stainless steel and a decades old reputation at one tenth the cost. I'm asking this seriously. What makes this stove worth the price?

[@EasternExplorer]

The only difference I can see so far is that the Kimberly draws the air from the outside while others draw the air from the inside which is great for small spaces like vans and truck campers but doesn't make it worth 5k. You could modify a Cubic Mini and have the same thing for 400 dollars.

[@U.S.SlaveOfficial]

it burns most of it's own smoke, Washington and alaska in some areas ban typical woodstoves claiming environment issues from smoke. also if ur urban boondocking cheeching a regular stove will get cops called on ya alot, I'm gonna be doing such boondocking. I can't affort this one, will be making my own with propane tank and probably get cops called on me alot. want a kimberly when I get box truck or something and said funds

[@DaBinChe]

The Dickerson isn't EPA certified. if it is, it too would be $4500.

[@johnpeddicord4932]

From fake wood to real wood😊

[@davidbradley3982]

very nice :). peace.

[@allemansratten4281]

Cool stuff. How far is it set up from your gas tank? Was that an issue? You said you can cook on it. It'll boil water? Also is there an attachment to heat water to a holding tank for bathing?

[@PeeperFrogs]

Nice post. So tiny. I am building a tiny house, 8x15. with loft. Will it keep me super warm?

[@TruckHouseLife]

The stove would work awesome as long as your home is insulated. Also depends on what climate you live in.

[@bluegrasssirens1938]

Could you heat/boil water on the top?

[@JCredTV]

Yes. It's a cook top.

[@DENMONKEY]

does this heater crank good ?

[@RusticByNature]

We live north of you in the valley. Next summer we are planning on moving back into our 33'RV 249sq feet. How well do you think this stove would heat our RV?

[@doormaker2]

+Rustic By Nature I don't know about this stove but for sure your rig would be heated to the point of needing to open a window or two if you used a Dickinson Marine Newport. I do not sell it, by the way, I say this only as an owner. If you need to cook as well, another $200 (or less) would buy you a Silverfire stove that - again - burns free fuel. Roadside litter can do all your cooking. It's small enough to carry around and put outside for picnics, patio parties, etc. RV trips bring out the Inner BBQer in all of us. Tailgating, picnics, survivor/camping cookouts for families -- the Silverfire line goes the distance. I'm a fan of stainless. I know not everybody does it well. Dickinson and Silverfire do it extremely well. :D

[@charlesbosse9669]

I like th wax

[@TruckHouseLife]

Hey guys, nothin' to do with the Kimberly wood stove, but here's our latest, short music video, enjoy... The Shoot Dangs! "Cluster####"

[@zellph]

When you travel, what do you do with the chimney sticking out the roof of the camper? a driving rainstorm is bound to happen someday when traveling. How do you prepare for that? What does the chimney cap look like?

[@pjones1186]

How warm does it keep you warm? Temperature all through the night?

[@flyhigrecordings]

How about the smell overall in time. Can you feel it inside?

[@sockermidget]

If you damper the flame down lower, will it increase the burn time?

[@ThePuck1988]

How many cords of wood does this burn in an average winter?

[@linuxxxunil]

any smoke coming out the chimney?

[@M5tworude]

When it's not burning, no smoke...

[@begladwme]

Very very little smoke! You can be incognito with this woodstove almost ANYWHERE!!

[@hihoney1122]

Would this stove run the same if piping was going threw the wall instead of the roofing? How much did it cost?

[@harrymills2770]

I'm not the Kimberly expert, but I've never known a wood stove you couldn't jack to the wall and then up, as long as there's enough "up" to it. I can see why someone wouldn't want to punch a hole in the roof. Of course, this guy's next-level, with a chimney that works as he's driving down the road!

[@boathemian7694]

What sort of cabin is this?

[@TruckHouseLife]

1990 Toyota Odssey 4x4 motorhome (www.timmystoyota.blogspot.com)

[@Chris-ut6eq]

Updated thoughts on stove? This video is from the long long ago, in the before times. (

[@TruckHouseLife]

still works great!

[@coconutsaredelicious]

Damn, in Alaksa and all those windows. Would putting a big pot of water on top of the stove add some thermal mass to have heat dissipated for even half a hour longer?

[@Rick_Sanchez_C137_]

Nick Babington soap stone won’t add a bunch of humidity which turns into condensation. You can buy tiles, slabs, and blocks of soapstone at tile stores or online.

[@born2love144]

Is it smokeless? I don't want to be in the woods and people find me from seeing the smoke.

[@martinsorra6529]

+Jmaica 777 No such thing as a totally smokeless woodstove. They will smoke when you first light them,smoke for a while when you add wood and smoke if you damp them down too much. Even the crappiest designed wood stove has a "window" of combustion where little to no smoke comes out of the chimney,much like an open campfire will get to a point where there lots of coals/embers, lots of heat and flame and little smoke.If you don't want people to ever see smoke, then your limited to only burning at night or heating/cooking with gas or oil.

[@SuperHurdman]

Rocket stove don't smoke either and way way cheaper

[@pauloricardoarsand6890]

Martin Sorra e

[@forrestnome9521]

How much does the stove cost? What square feet size is it rated for?

[@TruckHouseLife]

too much lol about 150 sq feet is perfect

[@begladwme]

The website says 150-1500 Sq ft. My 38ft RV w the slide out out, is about 350- 400 sq ft.. Added a heated mattress pad, kept on low is super warm & almost no energy. Keep cozy!!

[@bweather04]

so, my question is. I'm gonna remove my shower. and put this in it's place. -- But it's in the bathroom of the motorhome. -- How difficult will it be to move the heat, INTO the motorhome space. ALSO, how hot is my little tiny bathroom going to be?

[@TruckHouseLife]

Hey everyone! Lots of questions for an awesome little wood stove! Please visit my website which is listed in the description of this video (the timmystoyota site), find my email address, and shoot me an email to get any questions answered! I would love to help you guys all out, but posting answers in the comments isn't the best way. Thanks everyone! - Timmy

[@automated11]

Do you still have and like the kimberly stove? We have a smaller home with no good area for a traditional wood stove and were thinking of getting one of these.

[@TruckHouseLife]

Sure do, they're great but a bit small for a cabin.

[@automated11]

@@TruckHouseLife good deal if i put it in it would be for additional heat not a primary source. Maybe help reduce energy cost and give an alternative heat source incase of an emergency to keep home from freezing.

[@begladwme]

Get a little larger Katydid Model from the same Company!

[@teacherslearn]

Can you cook on the top of it?

[@JoeCnNd]

Yeah, he said something about a wok on top of it doing stir fry.

[@rickmartyn55]

how much was the stove ittself ?

[@begladwme]

$4- 5,000ish

[@gdaychina]

Does It suck air in from outside or the RV

[@UpnorthHere]

There are two intake air kits for drawing in outside air beneath the unit.

[@hozerdude]

I really like the stove it's awesome but the $4000.00 price tag is wayt to much for that device. I would not pay more than $2500.00 for the stove sorry!!!

[@Miinoomboom]

why do you have a fire starter if you have the torch?

[@begladwme]

Bcuz easy-peasy!

[@gdaychina]

Is this stove Russian

[@All4HisGlory]

Would you consider installing one of these Kimberly Woodstoves in my RV?

[@lass-inangeles7564]

+Elaine Hutchison There are many posts out there about the Kimberly, Dickenson Newport, or Mini Cubic stoves installed in RVs and Airstreams. You have to give it clearance around it, good foundation, and vent for chimney. I think too, to be safe, you must have your Co2 and CM and smoke detectors installed, and leave a vent open for fresh oxygen, no matter what anyone says.

[@TheBadappel]

Lass-in Angeles j

[@UpnorthHere]

The Kimberly cannot be installed in any sleeping room.

[@lnwolf41]

This is an all in one rocket stove, You can build one, it may not be as compact or portable, but if you are handy it could come close to the same efficient burn.

[@UpnorthHere]

If you build it yourself, it requires 36-inch clearance. That's what the UL/CSA listing is for: certified for use at 12-inch clearance to combustibles.

[@martinsorra6529]

Adsolutely no justification for this stove due to its being way,way. WAAAAY! overpriced for what it is. There are several other small/micro wood stoves on the market, which I also would consider overpriced, are only a fraction of the cost of a Kimberly . In terms of heating an RV or even a small cabin which are inherently poorly insulated and drafty things, paying a fortune for a wood stove on the basis on how "amazingly efficient" it may be is just throwing your money away. I could walk into just about any metal/machine shop and for about $500+- bucks get a perfectly good metal box, custom designed no less for the possible limitations of space inherent in an RV, with adequate heat shielding to stuff wood into and burn and I'm willing to bet I wouldn't use a huge amount more wood than the Kimberly. The Kimberly installed costs seem to average between $4000 and $5000. Even a basic full size house oil,wood/oil combo or gas furnace doesn't cost that much.Would I ever buy the Kimberly? no thanks, I'd rather have my custom $500 box and have $4000-$4500 to save or spend on other things.Hell, at present prices in my area, for 8 foot length delivered hardwood, $4500 would buy me approx. 56 cords of firewood. For the sake of argument, lets say I burned 3 cords a year to heat a small RV, It would take me almost 17 years to burn 56 cords.

[@Rick_Sanchez_C137_]

Martin Sorra So where is the video of the box you had made in the metal shop for $500? Does the video show it burning for up to 6 hours and not getting overly hot on the sides? It’s been four years, you haven’t made a video because you can’t do what you claimed.... is the Kimberly expensive? YES! but the fact is, no other stove of similar size does what it can, and your bs claims of being able to get one made for a measly $500 is a lie that you can’t back up. If you have any comments, make them in your video about getting the stove made in your local metal shop, or keep it to yourself.

[@Hanna5859]

At $1,000 it is overpriced. At $4000+++? Forget it.

[@ohplease587]

At $4,000.00 the name should be changed to "The Yuppirly." LOL. Folks, there are so many great Rocket Mass Heaters and Stoves out there and the indoor technology for their use is growing by leaps and bounds. The fuel that makes this stove run is financial greed.

[@terrapulse1925]

They got more greedy, it's $5,000 now. The videos are nice to look at, but I think they're actually doing a dis-service for the rest of the people, because the company that sells these stoves enjoy the ratings that the videos make and think, "Hmm, maybe we can increase the price another $1k?"." It is financial greed. You can get a mobile home lower than that price. It's their way of perhaps making mockery at the whole tiny house type of living so people can save money. This is NOT saving money. P.S. That's ASIDE from the installation parts - think. Btw, AlaskaCreeker, I subscribed only because I liked your video. As for the price of this little stove, well, the company will have to wait a long time, lol. And if they weren't so greedy, think of all the sales they could make, because the market is big right now for stoves like this - and the company man sitting around the table figuring the price is definitely not thinking this through wisely. I would buy it at $1,000, definitely NOT $5k.

[@jerismorgan]

blue lotus do you know where i can find a good wood stove for my RV that's just as effective as the Kimberly wood stove

[@DaBinChe]

It is the only EPA certified small wood stove on the market. The EPA cert cost over $100k easy.

[@nflisrigged1395]

Best stove Please dona cookie n movie video Weekend at bernies or Yogi bear live action movie

[@smr144]

Funny... the stove costs more than the rv... for 1/10 of the $ you can get the Dickinson 00-NEWSF... what a rip off!

[@Dickhead-e6e]

It’s more efficient

[@xtusvincit5230]

$4,000.00 for a fucking stove?

[@SuperHurdman]

Those stoves are about 3000.00 dollars over priced you should of got a rocket stove stove built probably only cost you five hundred dollars...

[@DaBinChe]

That extra $$$ is EPA certification.

[@TruckHouseLife]

This is one of the most efficient wood stoves I have ever used. It is a niche stove, designed to fit in the smallest of spaces and have very small clearances to walls. Some people are sticker shocked, but as the old saying goes... you get what you pay for. There isn't a regulation approved & certified wood stove out there that matches exactly what the Kimberly stove provides. 56 lbs. 10" footprint. 2" tall. Absolute minimal clearances. Unbelievably efficient and puts out a surprising amount of heat for the amount of wood that fits in the firebox. If you are looking to purchase one or have any further questions, email me at [e-mail] I personally own a Kimberly and use it as my sole source of heat in my little Toyota motorhome, and I still wouldn't choose another stove over the Kimberly. I saved my money up and made an investment that will last me for years to come, and I'm very pleased with my stove (www.timmystoyota.blogspot.com)

[@WaterSelkie2000]

I just bought the Kimberly. How are you cutting up those logs. I can't seem to make a dent in them even with an axe.

[@UpnorthHere]

They make a Presto-log cutter that works more like a clamp-and-pinch than a saw.

[@dasimeon6895]

Model number?

[@sisiucostantinsisiu1794]

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[@mikejohnson7768]

Hi there realistically how long will it burn, most say between 4 and 6 hours

[@grumpyartist9416]

nice stove..... horribly overpriced. can do WAY better for WAY less money!!