How to heat a Tiny House with NO Electricity for OFF-Grid with a vented Martin propane heater!
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- Опубликовано: 10 мар 2023
- Are you ready to say goodbye to chilly nights in your tiny house or cabin? Look no further! Join Fearless Rambler in this EXCLUSIVE DIY tutorial on installing a vented Martin propane heater, heat WITHOUT electricity!
In this action-packed video, we dive deep into the nitty-gritty of off-grid heating. From battling the elements to overcoming the pitfalls of poor installation guides, Fearless Rambler spills the beans on their own tried-and-tested tips and tricks for a cozy winter sanctuary!
Whether you're a seasoned off-gridder or just starting your tiny house journey, this step-by-step guide is a MUST-WATCH for anyone seeking warmth and comfort off the beaten path! Don't let the cold dampen your spirit - ignite your DIY spirit and conquer winter with confidence!
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This video is a full instructional review on how to install a vented Martin propane heater. Winter is upon us and we need some off grid heating for our cabin or tiny home. We chose to heat our tiny house cabin with a propane heater for easy operation. In this video, we will show the problems we faced with the heater's poor installation guide and our own tips and tricks we discovered during the installation. Hope this DIY guide will be a great help to all of us off gridders.
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You did a wonderful job! We will have to get you to ramble over to Hawaii when it is time for mine! Have a great day.
Much Love and Aloha
Aloha, I would love to head to Hawaii with you, I bet you could show me the best stuff to do. I bet you don't need me to install a heater in such nice warm weather. Have a great day
Cool...I mean warm:)
It was a nice addition to the cabin, especially on the cold mornings
That was a great video, I am going to make one of those tiny cabins one day. My getaway (dog house)
Yap it is the size of a dog house, but bigger then our trailer
Nice Install, enjoyed the instructions
Thanx George
Just saw you on live chat so stop by to say hey. Awesome heater. Good tips here 🤠cheers 👍
Thnx , those live chats is a great place to find good channels and new friends.
Ive watched 5 videos so far and NOBODY shows the propane hook up. where is the propane? how does this run with no propane hooked up
Take a look at part two 'Off-Grid LPG (Propane) Gas line Installation for a Tiny House' ruclips.net/video/EW4qPEXE2gE/видео.html . Thnx for the comment and watching.
I have a one year old Martin Heater. When turning it on for the first time this fall, it's having issues. We can get it started, but when we try to turn it anything higher than the lowest setting, the gas slowly flames out. It seems like its not getting enough gas? Besmer (Martin) said 99% of the time its a pressure issue. It's at a semi remote location, so getting help has been tough, but had a technician out this evening. They tested the pressure and said it was fine. He indicated they think its a pressure valve thats not opening enough. I'm not sure if he has a lot of experience with them? Anyone else with this heater run into this issue have any ideas?
Could be a clogged line or blocked orifice
Wish you didnt slip over how you got the cover off! Great video overall
Ahh just takes some effort and it comes off :). I didn't wanna break it lol
Its only two phillips screws on top of the cover and you slide right up and off, it seemed a little flimsy.
Aloha
Aloha, have a fantastic day.
I'm not seeing a video for the gas line install. Am i missing it or is it not there?
I have it finished but haven't released it yet, maybe this week. Sorry.
ruclips.net/video/EW4qPEXE2gE/видео.html here is the gas line video, thanx for reminding me to get it uploaded. Have a great day.
How big an area are you heating
It's 12 x 16 hieght of 15 feet with an additional 12 x 9 loft