Bus Conversion to Motor Home
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- This video is about Bus Conversion to Motor Home #171 Wood Stove installation, Cubic Mini Grizzly
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Everything in life is easier with a good wife, great video.
Thank you so much! We appreciate you watching and commenting!
I’m going to try to adopt Jim’s happy temperament. What a great example. So nice to see such a happy couple. What an aptly named RUclips channel! Thanks to you both 🙂
Thank you so much for the kind words! Happy New Year!
I am a simple man , dont need much. BUT
my wife ordered our mini grizzly today
and im pretty excited. Always have enjoyed a nice fire.
Right now we use an electric fake fire place....LOL.
Lol! We LOVE ours and believe you will love it too. There is nothing like a real wood fire. Let us know how you like it. Thanks!
Theirs no heat like wood heat.Wood heat really warms you up. Love it.👍🌺🙏
I agree! Thanks for watching! Happy New Year!
Its nice to see more Grizzlies out there being used. I installed mine in my 28 foot 1969 Avion vintage tin can she shed almost 3 years ago.. Labor of love. And it was a very very easy install. I have the floor cabnet attachment looks marvelous. Loving cubic mini.
We love ours, too. Thanks for watching!
Yeah, for a great Canadian product! 😊🇨🇦
We love it! Thanks for watching!
The little stove/ woof burner is beautiful and cute😃
Thanks so much! We love it!
I agree there is nothing as soothing as watching a fire and everyone I have seen showing the little Grizzley loves it. There are some beautiful decorative tiles that would look great in your living room/kitchen area.
It is very relaxing! We bought some lightweight fake bricks to put behind the stove. Hope it looks good. :) Thanks so much for watching!
This is the Bob Ross of wood stoves!!🤣
Awesome! A team! World needs more teams!
Thank you!
My girlfriend and I installed a grizzly in our small holiday trailer...it was the best upgrade so far. Make sure to clean the flue every month in the winter..there is a small plate on the top inside of the stove that you remove to brush all the way through. You can get flue brushes 3 inch and we also got a creosote fluid that after you clean the stove you spray a few pieces of wood for the fire to start and it burns up the rest of any remaining creosote. We enjoy the dry heat as it helps to keep the condensation away.
Great! Thanks for the info! We looked at the flue yesterday and so far it is clean but we are definitely keeping an eye on it. Thanks for watching!
Cutest little wood stove ever!
It is really cute, isn't it! Thanks so much!
That’s so cute I bet it helps to keep you warm
Thank you so much! We love it. Happy New Year!
You are so patient with your installation. Enjoy.
Thank you so much! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Looks cozy and warm to me !! Love you folks!
Yes, it is! Thanks so much for watching! We love you and will see you in a few months!
What a great addition to your home!
Thanks so much! Happy New Year!
I think you two are adoreable love the stove too
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for the detail you put into this video. I am planning to purchase the grizzly for my conversion as well but could not find a video with anywhere near as much detail as yours. So thank you for taking the time to detail the entire install and unboxing.
U are set u will love the heat off of them i have the mini i bought my sister for her travel trailer she lives in michigan and just was never warm i ordered this and sent her the mini because of her footage it keeps her warm and dry threw the winter no problems.
I have plans in my cargo trailer on putting in mine next summer. Expensive but well worth it.. congrats u 2👍👍👍
That is great! So nice of you! Thanks for sharing!
First we purchased a 2005 international 3/4 length school bus and the second thing we got was a grizzly , cant wait to get it installed !!!! thanks for the great video !!
We love it! Thanks for watching!
I've always thought your tiny home was so cute and cozy but this new addition has put it over the top! Enjoy!!
Thank you so much! Thanks for watching.
Looks so cozy , plenty of toasted marshmallows would go nice.
Yum, sounds great!
Looks so warm and cozy ❤️
Thanks so much!
That is a beautiful install. The stove looks great. I hope you guys enjoy it. be safe out there.☕️🍩
Thank you so much! Happy New Year!
Love watching your fun additions! Great little stove! 👍🥵😊
Thank you so much! We are glad you enjoy the videos.
Hello kid`s
So nice to see the two of you enjoying your new home and each other now that your retirement is finally here. The Grizzly sure looks like a well thought out wood stove. Well, another year just about over and a brand new one coming on real quick. Happy New Year and may God Bless and keep you safe. Steve
Thank you so much, Steve. Happy New Year!
Thanks
that's a great little stove. pot of water on top to add humidity
Yep! Jim bought a pot to set there and the base was too big to fit. It is on our list to buy. :) Thanks for watching!
Good suggestion David .
There is likely enough humidity just from breathing in a small space. Adding too much will likely trigger a mold problem.
My understanding is those Cubic mini stoves can burn Anthracite Coal as well, is that true?. Anthracite burns very long, hot and as clean as natural gas is drafted correctly.
Thanks for reading!
Kind regards Eric Dee
Wow I really like this little grizzly 😀
We love it! Thanks so much for watching!
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Thanks for the joy you bring to RUclips!
Thank you so much! Happy New Year!
Cozy little stove I love mine I like it using the secondary combustion chamber to get a Vortec go on really pretty stay warm have a nice day
Yes, the radiant heat is wonderful! Thanks for watching!
I love the fireplace! The bus looks amazing. I'm so glad I found you. I've been enjoying your videos. :)
Thank you so much! We love our little fireplace! So glad you are enjoying the videos!
I like how you said the heat goes all the way to the front of the bus
Thanks for watching!
Great job. We LOVE our Cubic Grizzly too. We heat with it 18 hours/day. But I don’t know how you get 3 hours out of it. If we don’t stoke it every 45-60 minutes, it’ll be cold dead in two hours.
Thanks! Maybe it is those compressed blocks we are using but we checked and get over 3-1/2 hours when we put both halves of one of those blocks in. And another blessing is that they produce very little ash.
Happy New Year Jim and Deb. If you come back and the fire has burnt low, as long as there is embers, fresh wood, and leave the door open for a few minutes and she's a roarin' again. Love the wood heat.
Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
Awesome, I'm going to purchase me a cubic mini.!!! Safe travels... God bless
Great! We highly recommend them. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice looking wood stove :) Safe & happy travels
Thank you so much! Thanks for watching!
Thinking we will get one for our RV. This video has sold us on the Grisly MINI.
Great! We think you would really enjoy it. Happy New Year!
Good job on the installation. I just put mine in too 😀👍
Thanks so much! We love it!
Good morning you guys love the installation on your little mini stove. So cute and you guys look so cozy and happy! Happy holidays and Happy New Year 2019. 🎆🎆🎇🎉May your adventures be so exciting and safe travels when you guys will be headed. 🚌☕
Thank you so much! Happy New Year!
Looks great .
Thanks so much for watching!
Meet to say, looks cold there. We are in The Blue Ridge Mountians of Virginia at 5600 feet and its 50 here today ! but will get a cold as -20 in the winter at times, but for the most part stays around 10-15 most of the winter.....Quartzsite AZ. where Chris is much warmer they say. We will be heading that way soon....God Bless
We are in Quartzsite, AZ. Maybe we will see you here. Happy New Year!
WOW WOW WOW LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!! Would love one in my house. Hope all is well. Love you guys. GOD BLESS...
It is really great, Bobby! Thanks for watching! Happy New Year!
Howdy, happy new year. A lot of people love that stove, to clean glass I was told to use steel wool with the triple zeros we use it on our wood stove and cleans very nicely and again I hope next year is filled with alot of Joy. Peace
That is great to know. Thanks for watching!
PERFECT! 🌺
Thanks for watching!
Nice stove Jim... You guys have a Happy New year ...
Thanks so much! Happy New Year!
Square bit is a Robertson bit. Nice install.
Thank you so much!
Nice and warm down here in Florida
:) We are headed to warmer weather soon but just love being with our kids and grandkids so we suffer through the cold. Thanks for watching!
Lovely video. Fire looks really nice an cosy. Happy New Year to you both too. Mo(uk)
Thank you so much! Happy New Year, Mo!
Those screws are known as a Robertson screw named after the guy who designed it here in the boondocks of Canada, hope your travels and your health be top notch in 2019. Cheers !
Thanks for sharing! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
Hi Jim and Debbie, Pray😬🙏🏽 you had a wonderful birthday celebration 🎉🎶🎵🎉 That little grizzled is so cute. How is your radiant flooring system working. Now that you have been in the bus awhile it would be good to hear about the pros and cons and what you recommend as must have for keeping the bus cool, warm, dry from mold etc. Thank you as always❤️👍🏽
We will try to do a pros and cons sometime in the future. Thanks so much for your input. Happy New Year!
If you look underneath the top you can see that if you straighten out the little brass railing tabs that stick through you can remove that railing that goes around the top of the wood stove. That gives you more surface area to be able to put pots and pans and things so you can actually use the wood stove to cook on
Thanks so much! Happy New Year!
Jim and Deb glad to see you how's it going with full time living in Joy
We love living in Joy. :) Thanks for watching!
Nice woodstove! Thanks for sharing! To easily clean the glass, let the fire go out and the stove get cool. Then spray the glass with oven cleaner...the cheap stuff is ok. Try not to get on the metal, just the glass. Put some newspaper down under the door to catch the stuff if it drips. Let sit for about 5 minutes and try to wipe off with paper towels. If it does not come right off, let sit for another 5 minutes or so or reapply another coat or both. The black mess should wipe right off. I had an "aha moment" about this cleaning possibility one day after cleaning my range oven. Before that I was cleaning the glass with a Scotch brite pad and way too much elbow grease. Thought this tip might help you or someone else.
Good idea. Thanks for watching! Happy New Year!
I like this
Thank you so much!
Enjoyed watching your problem solving skills. Wood stove heat is the best! I want to know if the tiny house made it in. LOL
So glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching. (The tiny house DID make it. The driver deserves a gold star!) Happy New Year!
Love it!
Thanks so much for watching!
The cubic mini looks cute . I was hoping you would turn the lights off so we could see the flames in the dark . Happy New Year . Hope you had a nice Christmas with your family members . Cheers !
Thanks so much! We love the stove. Happy New Year!
Jim, if you move the coals to the back and the burning wood to the front it will rapidly burn off the gunk on the window.
Good tip. Thanks for watching!
Happy New Year!!
Happy New Year to you!
Nice stove, I thought you were going to do a new ending to show off the paint job? Be safe and take care of each other..
We do intend to do a new video ending but have been enjoying family, etc. We will be leaving in the next couple of weeks and hope to get it done then. Thanks so much for watching!
nice up grade for chris's foster parents
Thanks so much! Happy New Year!
What is the antenna next to the TV used for? BTW, love your videos. I have been binge watching your videos for the past week. I found you on Chris's bus build. I love Deb and your spirit. I perceive your God fearing couple!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! We have actually changed up our WeBoost a bit since then. We will have that in an upcoming video.
You two remind me of my mom and dad big time. Dads a preacher now and mom stands right beside him always. I think they just celebrated 60 yrs. (obviously their in their in their 80’s). God bless and keep on keeping on! Merry Christmas. PS. Did you know the square bit is Canadian?
That is so kind. Thanks so much! Happy New Year!
Great video and a really nice job you two. I was wondering two things. Did you ever look at any other stoves like the Kimberly? And where did you purchase those hardwood sawdust bricks? Thanks so much.
Thank you so much for watching! We did look at the Kimberly but it was almost triple the cost. We are very happy with the Grizzly after burning it now for about 2-3 weeks in some cold weather. The bricks were purchased from Tractor Supply - a pack of 6 for $3.99. They produce very little ash and, of course, are very dry.
I have a $75 stove that is twice the size of the grizzly. It doesn’t have a secondary burn, but I’ll stick with $75 rather than $800 or $1,000 or whatever it is after you buy the cubic mini and the stand / pipe.
I understand. Everyone has to do what is right for them. Thanks for watching!
Your wood stove is really nice, and I hope it gives you a long, enjoyable life. How is your radiant floor heat doing? Happy New Year to you fine folks!
Thank you so much! We love the radiant floor in very cold weather especially. Happy New Year!
That stove looks really great. Just wondering if it heats the whole bus on its own or whether you need to use the radiant heat and / or mini split at the same time to keep warm. Love watching your videos. God bless.
Thank so much, Trevor. When it was really cold, we used the mini split and radiant floor as well. Now we are in AZ and the night is about 40-45. We only use the wood stove and it is plenty of heat. Thanks for watching. Happy New Year!
Hey Jim & Debby! Great to see your smiling faces! Hope you guys had a great Christmas. The wood stove seems really great! But I have a question I've been meaning to ask: You have radiant heat floors?? Do you get that heat off the engine? Do you have a boiler?? Love to know if you have the chance. God bless you guys! Happy New Years! Enjoy that wood stove! Looks cozy! Love to you guys!
Thanks, Allen! Our Christmas was great! We do have radiant heat floors. We have an open system so we use our water heater to heat the water that goes under the floor. Thanks for watching!
Whew! Kinda glad Christmas is over, kinda stressful here, but great! Ok, you use the hot water heater. I'm designing hydronic system for my bus, would have loved to do radiant heat, but I'm limited. So I'm gonna have a diesel boiler. It will also use engine heat, generator heat, or boiler. I'll have fan coil units, heat exchanger for the HW. The cooled return lines will be pipe under blk, gry, frsh water tanks to warm them so I can use during winter. [This is all a dream idea...still figuring how to pay/scrounge/build myself. But that's what fun for me! It's so cool to see how folks make it work. Keeping you all in prayer too safe travels, and fun! Love to you guys! God bless!
I notice you have the knob on the lower right side of the stove pushed in. That knob controls the oxygen flow to the fire. If you pull it out you'll notice the fire get higher. Push it in and the fire gets lower. This way it gives you some control over the heat. In less oxygen, out more oxygen.
Thank you. I think he had closed because it was getting too warm.
That brass rail on top can be removed and then the top could be used for a kettle of water or even a fry pan. The top surface could be extended if you visit a metal shop and have them cut you a 1/4" plate of steel to sit on top. Make a template with some cardboard that fits around the flue pipe and extends the top surface a few inches in width and depth. Spray paint it with some high temperature stove paint and it will look like factory. The heat from the stove will transfer up through the plate and give you enough room for whatever you want.
OR use aluminum where you won't need to paint it
Steel has better thermal mass and will hold and transmit the heat from the stove better.
Thank you. Happy New Year!
Thanks so much. Happy New Year!
Thank you so much for commenting. Happy New Year!
Do you use it during the night? If so, you have to get up at least once to feed it. Have you thought to modify it to use wood pellets? An endless screw should be used to feed it continuously in very small quantities.
Put screw through sheet metal, put spacer over screw, add a small piece of heavy paper over screw to hold spacer. Now you don't need 4 hands.
Thanks for the tip. Fortunately, he had my help. Glad I could be useful. :) Thanks for watching!
I'm curious why you chose to use a wood burning stove instead of your mini split and or radiant floor heating?
We still use the radiant floor (and the mini split when needed). We have always loved a fireplace or wood burning stove (ambience). The wood stove takes care of some of the moisture created when we use our propane cookstove or water heater. Also, the wood stove doesn't use any electricity. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching!
@@LifeisaJoy : Awesome wood stove, I grew up in a home that was built back in the 20's and our primary heat was a 450lb cast iron wood burning free standing stove, My Father would also cook and use it for canning his preserves on it from time to time.
Burning propane causes a "Wet heat" not sure about the chemistry behind that but, one thing that I do know, having too much moisture will cause mold to grow and that the last thing anyone needs incubating within the walls of your RV/bus. And not to forget, wood is far more cheaper and especially when boondocking, wood is "FREEEEEEEEE"...😊
Stove looks great. However the front glass like ..... do you still need to put the front blanket damper up?
Thank you so much! We don't use the front divider curtain anymore, just the ones in front of the windshield.
Not sure what kind of instructions you got for cleaning the glass front. yes, they will 'self clean' with a good hot fire - but I was also instructed to use white ash (no hard charcoal bits) and water. The method is when it's cold in the morning (it can be a bit warm), before you do the general clean out, you dip a rag or paper towel into some water, then dip it in the ash that's accumulated in the overnight burndown...try not to get any charcoal bits on the rag. Just use this combo on the dirty glass. it makes a loose paste that you apply and wait a bit for it to 'work'...then gently rub the dirty parts - if it's really dirty it make take some harder rubbing - but it works very well and it's free! Remember in the old days, wood ash was part of soap making. It's not instant, but it does work and there is nothing more beautiful than watching the fire through the clean glass. I was also warned to NEVER use any kind of cleaning fluids, abrasive scrubbers or powders on this kind of glass, as it ruins the self cleaning finish and actually can affect glass safety. I love my woodstove - it keeps our home warm no matter how cold it gets!
Thanks so much for the information! And thanks for watching and commenting!
Would you recommend putting the stove & pipe together outside, then burning it once - good & hot - just to burn off the paint smell - Then reassembling it permanently inside ? ( Yes, they did 22:50 )
Yes, indeed!
How long does the bricks burn Jim ? Wood only seems to last about 2-3 hours ! Happy New Year as well.....
We tested it and one full brick (cut in half to fit) lasted over 3 1/2 hours with no stoking, etc. Thanks, Monty!
Very nice stove! What is the brand of the fan? So glad you are toasty warm. Happy New Year!
The brand is Ecofan. Thanks for watching!
Missed you. Merry Christmas and may 2019 be extremely kind to both of you.
Does the grizzly lock into place with a latch or sit on hooks? If it is hooks, it might bounce off the wall with a BIG bump. I recognize it is 50 lbs, so the bump will need to be big.
Thank you, Dennis! Hope you had a wonderful Christmas! There are two sets of hooks on the back. It hooks on the top ones and screws into the bottom set. The legs also screw on the bottom plate. Good question. Thanks so much!
Looks great, but how will you accommodate for the counter space you lost when you mounted the wood stove?
I didn't really lose much at all. I am fine with the amount of counter space I have. I am happy to trade a little space for the stove. I love it. Thanks for watching. Happy New Year!
I am looking for a bus to build, boy what a process. How are y'all liking your little home? It just seems like the best way to live efficiently but have you liked it as much as you thought?
We love it more that we expected. It is a process but worth it. Thanks for watching!
Really love your guys persona, how do you empty the ashes or are there non? Safe travels.
How did the stove turn out? No follow up video... Thanks
Hey Jim were did you get the compressed bricks?
We purchased the bricks from Tractor Supply. 6 blocks for $3.99. They do not produce much ash either. We really like them. Thanks for watching.
wow, i hope you are able to see my message... So i am in the planning build stage and was looking at leaving out a bathroom but then thought, could copper pipping wrap around a wood burning stove in order to heat a metal bath tub... its almost pretty much an off grid bath tub set up... does anyone think this is possible or not, and any comments on this idea.i think this will help me plan out my set up more.... sorry for the long essay....
Hi Jim that was fun I thought about getting one for our coach my plan is to get a mini split system like yours how does the new fireplace work in conjunction with the mini split system as far as it helping move any air through the coach I'm just curious if it works
Thanks for sharing and happy New Year and safe travels.
We don't really use the mini split to move the air when the stove is on but we have the little fan on top and it works great. We also have a small Vornado fan that we point upward to move the air around. The mini split we have has a heat pump so it kicks on when we let the fire go out at night. We are very, very happy with how it all works. Thanks for watching!
The instructions say to tape the spacers to the back with some tape to avoid what happened......
Oops. We didn't see that in the instructions we received. Happy New Year!
Great little stove,does it heat the all the bus,,
As long as you keep the fire going it can heat the entire bus easily. The fan on top helps carry the heat to the back. We do have a heat pump in our mini split and it comes on at night when the fire goes out. Thanks for watching.
Hey Jim! Im converting a bus the same size as yours and I was wondering if the radiant heat would be enough in the places and weather you've been in. Also what's your top cruising speed with that 8.3? Thank you so much! Your videos are awesome!
The radiant heat is not enough but it is a great benefit! Jim has driven the bus at 75-80 with no problem where the speed limit allowed, however we are only driving at 60 mph towing the car. Thanks for watching.
Thanks so much
Is the damper the reburner? and if so you said with the damper closed it will last three hours?
The stove has 2 air inlets - the normal front lower and inside top of the stove which creates a reburner for the gases. With the dampers almost closed it will burn almost 4 hours with compressed hardwoods. Thanks.
@@LifeisaJoy thank you
Nice stove. Is that in your rv?
Yes, it is in our skoolie. We love it! Thanks for watching!
@@LifeisaJoy That is soooooo cool... I mean hot!
What type of bricks are you going to use?
We are just using some lightweight fake brick stuff. Thanks for watching.
How long will it burn before you need to fill it?
Good question. If we use the compressed sawdust hardwood bricks, they will burn almost 4 hours before reloading. Wood is less. Thanks for watching!
QUESTION; ARE YOUR FLOORS STILL HEATED DURING THESE FREEZING WEATHER DAYS & NIGHTS? DO YOUR PIPES/PIPING/TUBING (WHATEVER) EVER FREEZE?
DOES YOUR HOME GET WARM ALL OVER DURING FREEZING WEATHER AND BEFORE THE GRIZZLY HEATER , HOW DID YOU GUYS WARM UP THE PLACE?
P.S. SORRY ABOUT LARGE PRINT, NOT YELLING OR SHOUTING OR ANGRY, JUST HAVE MAJOR PROBLEMS WITH MY VISION, I'VE LOST ONE EYE AND THE OTHER US WEAKENING.
Hey Jim, thanks for the video, did you put any fire retardant insulation in the wall before you installed the stove? I’m building out a storage trailer, and installing my grizzly in the next few weeks. I’m just unsure if the flashing/ wall mount and the air space it provides is enough to be safe. Mine will be mounted against ply wood. Thanks!
We have closed cell foam insulation in our walls. The wall mount we got from them protects the wall well. Thanks for watching!
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Good idea
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Sawdust with a little motor oil balled up in a piece of paper,, poor mans firestarter.
Our friends save their ashes and add a little diesel to it to make a paste and use that for starter. Thanks for watching! Happy New Year!
Lint from the lint filter on the clothes dryer plus a few drops of wax from a candle will get the job done too.
Lots of included fire starter...lol
LOL! Thanks for watching!