Building a Portable Diesel Heater | Hot Tent Ice Fishing

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
  • Who knew a day on the ice in Alaska could be so comfortable?
    We put our new portable diesel heater to the test while out ice fishing for rainbow trout. A great addition to keep our hut warm and toasty.
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Комментарии • 851

  • @norm4907
    @norm4907 Год назад +369

    Built one last year and I have the same ice shack. Keep in mind the heater can only raise so much temperature above ambient. Therefore if it’s -20 outside it may not perform as expected as opposed to feeding it air at 60 degrees. The fix for this is to move the heater inside and extend the exhaust under the tent. I use a welding blanket between the tent and exhaust as it gets blistering hot. The other thing is your battery will do much better in the warmth of the tent, also elevate it off the ice and snow. Hope this helps.

    • @charlesvincett84
      @charlesvincett84 Год назад +20

      Good pro tips!

    • @rowdybroomstick6394
      @rowdybroomstick6394 Год назад +7

      Why not just buy a bullet heater?
      The one I have would run you out of that tent in 5 minutes if left on high.
      And it has wheels. And runs on diesel and kerosene. 330,000 BTUs.
      They make smaller ones that are more portable and almost as much output.

    • @ArcherBowman
      @ArcherBowman Год назад

      Great point!

    • @TheOtherBill
      @TheOtherBill Год назад +21

      @@rowdybroomstick6394 Because they dump the exhaust into the tent.

    • @orion84037
      @orion84037 Год назад +8

      Doesn't diesel fuel gel when too cold? Not sure the specs, but that would be a real bummer if you were unable to start the heater when really needed. I may be misinformed.

  • @bitowit1882
    @bitowit1882 Год назад +11

    I almost did a spit take at "I got a brown hole" and that tiny hesitation like "Oh that came out wrong". Perfect comedy timing!

  • @SalLeeHolland
    @SalLeeHolland Год назад +12

    Even when you don't use it, it's nice you think of the dogs to keep warm on your adventures!

  • @MIdaffy502
    @MIdaffy502 Год назад +111

    Tip: When using a hole saw on plastic, drill in the opposite direction (reverse), this way the drill will not kick back, and the hole will be smoother. It will take longer though.

    • @downhillnut2273
      @downhillnut2273 Год назад +8

      Lol I just learned that trick the other day.

  • @AnastasiaBeaverhousn
    @AnastasiaBeaverhousn Год назад +10

    I just want to thank you guys!! I ALWAYS said I wanted to move to Alaska and thank you guys I NO LONGER FEEL THAT WAY!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
    I'll visit ❤️

  • @earlshaner4441
    @earlshaner4441 Год назад +12

    Good evening from Syracuse NY everyone thank you for sharing your adventures in life

    • @caycebrooke5754
      @caycebrooke5754 Год назад +2

      My girlfriend lives in Ithaca, I fly into Syracuse all the time. Such a beautiful city

    • @earlshaner4441
      @earlshaner4441 Год назад +1

      Thank you my friend

    • @michellelyon3149
      @michellelyon3149 Год назад +1

      Hello from Elmira, NY! This couple is amazing. I think my husband is getting a bit jealous every time I tell him their latest story/build!

    • @earlshaner4441
      @earlshaner4441 Год назад +1

      I'm not surprised thank you for sharing

  • @lindapetersen1800
    @lindapetersen1800 Год назад +1

    Eric that was sweet of you to bring her Shrimp haha giggle !!! I know it is for the fish to catch them !!!

  • @sallyethridge1393
    @sallyethridge1393 Год назад +64

    You two continue to amaze me.

    • @MaineUSA
      @MaineUSA Год назад +5

      They sure do. They are an awesome example of being happily married. Not too much of that anymore.

    • @gunselshaly537
      @gunselshaly537 Год назад +2

      @@MaineUSA
      People were never collectively happily married.

  • @18klan12
    @18klan12 Год назад +10

    Have a great weekend you guys!
    Be safe and have fun.

  • @peacefulwife5199
    @peacefulwife5199 Год назад +3

    I love me a Saturday SLA video drop.....booyahhh !! 😁😁😁

  • @catherinefoster1481
    @catherinefoster1481 Год назад +3

    Nothing tastes better than freshly caught rainbow trout! Yum 😋

  • @lisawegener2664
    @lisawegener2664 Год назад +7

    Just been binge watching your videos and now a new one posted so happy days guys xx

  • @garretpatterson5389
    @garretpatterson5389 Год назад +2

    You know Eric you could probably get a patent on your invention, I'm impressed with your ingenuity.

    • @toyajackson556
      @toyajackson556 Год назад

      He said that he learned how to do it by doing research, it is not a new thing.

  • @karenmckay1372
    @karenmckay1372 Год назад +4

    Hello Eric & Arielle, Bandit, Bo & Pepper !
    Look forward to watching your video...always educational & entertaining...thanks for sharing 😁...CHEERS ☕️

  • @OurSmallholdingAdventure
    @OurSmallholdingAdventure Год назад +5

    Loving the content as always 🎉 Tracy (UK 👋)

  • @hxhdfjifzirstc894
    @hxhdfjifzirstc894 Год назад +2

    WOOT WOOT, TFW a new SLA fishing video drops

  • @jeffhuntley2921
    @jeffhuntley2921 Год назад +2

    I’ve got one to take the edge off the my cows barn snd use the exhaust to keep there water from freezing

  • @Beardest_Fishing
    @Beardest_Fishing Год назад +9

    If you ever find yourself having to use that exhaust heat wrap again, soak it in water before you use it or try to wrap a pipe with it. It makes the process so much easier, you get a much tighter wrap and the fiberglass shreds won't be as bad and won't float through the air and get on everything. We've used that stuff on just about every car and off-road vehicle we've done and the tighter wrap does a much better job holding in the heat.

  • @headhunter4488
    @headhunter4488 Год назад +3

    Love the compact heater. Looks great. Glad you two can keep warm now while fishing. In my world, you would be "standing in tall cotton". Till next time.

  • @margaret8056
    @margaret8056 Год назад +3

    What a GENIUS you are

  • @margaret8056
    @margaret8056 Год назад +2

    Trout fishing 🎣 just Awesome
    Love the look on ARIEL face when you ketch a fish

  • @brendag2891
    @brendag2891 Год назад +3

    I just got a diesel heater this fall. I'm in Minnesota, it's -10F right now. The battery they have is just fine outside. The heater itself might last a bit longer inside the tent, with the exhaust going outside. That's how truckers do it. The diesel tank itself is indoors for the setups I've seen in RV's and van conversions. I run mine once a month if I'm not using it, to keep it primed. Not much on YT as far as instructions for these. Most are made in China. I know 3 different people using a diesel heater in Canada, and after 1.5 years, they are all having issues with theirs, but this is in a camper van, and they live in theirs full time.

    • @curve5746
      @curve5746 9 месяцев назад

      What kind of issues may I ask?

  • @wayupnort6271
    @wayupnort6271 Год назад +22

    Awesome build! Nice compact package. Pro tip from an experienced ice fisherman, put a float on your heater control fob. An 8” ice hole turns into a 36” as soon as you drop something! 😁👍

    • @leannekenyoung
      @leannekenyoung Год назад +1

      I was thinking the same thing!! Oh no that fob is headed to the hole!! Glad it didn’t this time!!

  • @cathy5070
    @cathy5070 Год назад +6

    When I really need to disconnect from all that is going on in the world. Your channel is where I go to. Your content is so refreshing and the life you live is so inspiring. Thank you for all the videos. You 2 are so AMAZING!

    • @johngacsi7000
      @johngacsi7000 Год назад

      ❤❤❤👍🏻💯👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻! .😊 .

  • @shariselove
    @shariselove Год назад +4

    With those diesel heaters they recommend that you run it on high. The soot you'll get from it from just running it low will build up faster. Running it on high will Burn It Off.

  • @Marcos-Osca
    @Marcos-Osca Год назад +5

    You need to keep battery raised, warm & off the ice/snow otherwise the extreme cold will drain it. Best fix is make a wooden box for the battery & line the inside of the box with carpet

    • @sknap2728
      @sknap2728 Год назад

      Something lighter weight and lined.

  • @kimeverhart6253
    @kimeverhart6253 Год назад +3

    Is there ANYTHING that Eric can not do? Wow!!

  • @saraherber1887
    @saraherber1887 Год назад +4

    You continue to impress me with your ability to put pieces together and make something wonderful and useful.

  • @MaineUSA
    @MaineUSA Год назад +2

    I picked up phone and saw your notifation and with that I'm here!!! Love this so much!

  • @Greens5511
    @Greens5511 Год назад +5

    Impressive, I would not look forward to building that! U r super talented!!!

  • @thesurvivalist.
    @thesurvivalist. Год назад +1

    Nice to see you joined the gang!

  • @stevendufresne9994
    @stevendufresne9994 Год назад +2

    Thanks 👍👍

  • @davidbarnett9095
    @davidbarnett9095 Год назад +39

    Eric can DIY anything your amazing dude

  • @clemmons9501
    @clemmons9501 Год назад +3

    Very cool!!!😎😎😎 I bet that rainbow was DELICIOUS!!!😋😋😋 I hope y'all are having a GREAT weekend!!!💯💯💯 Much Love and Prayers from FL 💖💞🌴🙏💖💞🌴🙏💖💞🌴🙏

  • @Mike-bs5pi
    @Mike-bs5pi Год назад +4

    The "through hole" can also be called a bulkhead connector" I think, for anyone who might be interested. Lots of different types of bulkhead connectors. Electric, plumbing, exhaust, etc. Figured it might come in handy to know because I was looking for a specific part a while back that never showed up under through hole searches, but did under bulkhead connector searches.

  • @prarriedog
    @prarriedog Год назад +3

    Now I wish I would have went ice fishing today!

  • @91hiace
    @91hiace Год назад +2

    Now that is fresh fish !

  • @Godkey1
    @Godkey1 Год назад +41

    I would advice you to take the battery also inside the heated Ice fish tent. Most battery's function better and last longer with higher than freezing temperatures.

    • @sgrvtl7183
      @sgrvtl7183 Год назад +1

      i wondered about that .....

  • @christopherstewart9266
    @christopherstewart9266 Год назад +1

    Eric you are really a jack of all trades and master of them all

  • @SC-yw6hj
    @SC-yw6hj Год назад +2

    Wow, Arielle, you scored! He can do it all! Extra desert for Eric!

  • @CaptainKseadog1
    @CaptainKseadog1 Год назад

    Hello Eric & Arielle from the Southern Oregon Coast. Nice installation on that heater Eric. That is a trick little heater unit to keep you guys warm.
    That was a FAT Bow you caught. They are such good eating. Thanks for sharing your adventure. HNY '23.

  • @alisonviscosi5518
    @alisonviscosi5518 Год назад +8

    Great job 👍 Eric!

  • @rytime700
    @rytime700 Год назад

    Hey word of the wise for exhaust wrap!!!........soak it for a few hours before you use it in water......it will keep down the glass dust and also let it strech a bit more ......then once it dries it shrinks and your finally product will be tighter and never come loose. Also use worm drive band clamps....pipe clamps to hold it in place!

  • @Kelleena1on1
    @Kelleena1on1 Год назад +3

    That was impressive guys .

  • @davecoke2345
    @davecoke2345 Год назад +2

    Talent!!

  • @Flowergurl2000
    @Flowergurl2000 Год назад +2

    Always doing more!!!

  • @RonRay
    @RonRay Год назад +1

    I am so happy for you two. You are doing what most of us only dream of doing. But for myself, I'm reminded of a John Greenleaf Whittier quote. 🤔

  • @nohand322
    @nohand322 Год назад +3

    That wire controller is the thermostat for the heater. You can place it inside the tent and when it reach the set temperature it'll cut off the burner. On a full tank my ran for 3 days on level 1 .

  • @mikemalm7789
    @mikemalm7789 Год назад +3

    This should be a good one! Thanks for sharing!!

  • @mackie_p
    @mackie_p Год назад +2

    So now you gotta carry a battery, gas for the auger and oil, or premix for the auger, AND diesel. Just my drawback with the diesel heater but if you didn’t have diesel you’d be hauling propane hahah.

    • @hxhdfjifzirstc894
      @hxhdfjifzirstc894 Год назад

      Okay, they can take a generator and fuel... and switch to an electric auger and electric heat. Hell, if they use a manual auger, they'll be so warm from working out, they won't need heat, and they can leave the generator/fuel home.

  • @trapps99
    @trapps99 Год назад +3

    Always excited when a new video is up!

  • @tWoforgamenot1
    @tWoforgamenot1 Год назад +2

    COOL > :)

  • @ronaldnelson
    @ronaldnelson Год назад +2

    Drop eggshells down in your fishing hole and it makes the hole brighter and the fish see your bate.

  • @donflack3778
    @donflack3778 Год назад

    Great video! Glad you guys caught some fish. I have never been ice fishing. To late for me to learn how to ice fish, I am 80 yrs old. I will just have fun watching you guys do that. KC Don 😉

  • @rayshowalter3531
    @rayshowalter3531 Год назад +3

    The good ones are webasto,or espar,non Chinese made,I've put a ton of these in semi truck sleepers,make sure your exhaust is sealed and out side,pointed up if possible above tent,and the do need maintenance over time,make sure your filtering the inlet fuel

  • @charlespowell4583
    @charlespowell4583 Год назад +2

    Thank you for sharing. I really enjoyed the diesel heater project. I enjoy ice fishing. One of my sons built a wooden ice fishing hut on skids. It is called the Tajmehall

  • @jonschroeder5917
    @jonschroeder5917 Год назад +4

    I built one of these heaters into my ice fishing sled earlier this year. Works great. As others have suggested, I run mine inside the tent, which increases efficiency. Battery tip: I bought a pair of knock-off Milwaukee M18 battery adapters (marketed as 'Power Wheels' adapters on amazon) and a 20 amp 24V to 12V step-down converter to power mine. Two 5.0 Ah M18 batteries will power the heater for 8+ hrs on a medium setting. I have the two adapters wired in parallel so I can pull one battery off without it shutting down the heater.

    • @curve5746
      @curve5746 9 месяцев назад +1

      I've seen people run this on solar alone. Only 1 100 watt panel too. It would be great on a frozen lake. They have an awesome kit at harbor freight actually

  • @stevenwarner7348
    @stevenwarner7348 Год назад

    What Terra S says: ~~~ Thank you! ~~~ I love this thing. Wow! (from New Hampshire)

  • @zmenow3162
    @zmenow3162 Год назад

    Very educational!! I have never known about a portable diesel heater. I therefore must live in California..🤠

  • @nitaleach6816
    @nitaleach6816 Год назад +5

    I always enjoy your projects, it really keeps my mind going. Thank You.

  • @upnorth1858
    @upnorth1858 Год назад +3

    Would highly recommend putting the remote starter on a boat key float key ring! Awesome video❤

  • @johnmccormick175
    @johnmccormick175 Год назад +3

    Great little heater,thanks for sharing and stay safe 🙂

  • @burtreynolds6444
    @burtreynolds6444 Год назад

    Another great video!
    Thank you both

  • @jam1324
    @jam1324 Год назад

    Thanks for the video, flat tail is a trout, forked tail is a salmon. The second fish you caught was definitely a coho.

  • @kyliepierson8718
    @kyliepierson8718 Год назад

    Wow pretty cool I enjoyed watching this as you built that little diesel heater saving yourself some money I like watching When you guys go on adventures go to remote places I always enjoy watching all adventures So keep on adventure love the channel love the content God bless

  • @deer_hunter77469
    @deer_hunter77469 Год назад +2

    Fantastic!!!!

  • @Outdoorswithmike
    @Outdoorswithmike Год назад

    Awesome heater cool love the tent. awesome catch also another fun video to watch

  • @emilybloom979
    @emilybloom979 Год назад +3

    Y’all are just amazing!

  • @robinmoore5181
    @robinmoore5181 Год назад

    What a great idea.

  • @amye4131
    @amye4131 Год назад +13

    I don't think there is anything Eric can't build or fix. This was really cool to watch. Great tutorial Eric.

  • @fmemories
    @fmemories Год назад

    Fun and fishing looks fun. They make complete kits in a nice carry package for those that dont want all this work.

  • @stephenstephenson4594
    @stephenstephenson4594 Год назад +6

    For a young man's so advanced in electronics you are amazing

  • @mariannecurl7091
    @mariannecurl7091 Год назад +3

    Always love your videos!

  • @naturalflow157
    @naturalflow157 Год назад +5

    I have always found ice fishing incredibly difficult, haha. But so beautiful, touching, and adventurous. Unfortunately, the part of the world I live in right now, there is no way I could do this, so I appreciate you creating some cool videos like this and sharing it with us, :) wishing you the best and a lot of catching success.

  • @nanigoose
    @nanigoose Год назад +5

    I've learned over the years when using jigs to slightly twist the jig so it's at a 45-degree angle to the line which attracts fish because the jig head and tail look more like a real fish in the water. Also, how about putting a lanyard/rope on the heater key fob so it doesn't get lost or fall into the ice hole!

  • @jzoom5790
    @jzoom5790 Год назад

    Maybe add a small pieces of sheet metal or heat resistant metal on the inside the box wherever exhaust hose is close to the plastic. Taped hose will still be super hot & may melt plastic. For diesel fuel add anti freeze gel to it. Why is fuel tubing green? Maybe use clear tubing so you can see fuel flow. Maybe (pipe wrap)insulate the outer blower tube so heat does not get lost. Really Great job!

  • @tonifoster5108
    @tonifoster5108 Год назад +2

    With the cold weather, I'm loving the winter videos.

  • @geraldvaillancourt5675
    @geraldvaillancourt5675 Год назад

    I am beginning to believe that there is nothing that you can't do. Good work.

  • @anchorageprepper9008
    @anchorageprepper9008 Год назад

    Pretty slick heater. Congratulations!
    That was a chonky trout 👍

  • @thecrankyoldretiredlady5237
    @thecrankyoldretiredlady5237 Год назад

    Cool little project.

  • @PureLace
    @PureLace Год назад

    There really is nothing better than a man who can build, fix and figure things out. My boyfriend is the same way and it's always so impressive. 😏
    Men are such a blessing. 😍

  • @dripdiva
    @dripdiva Год назад +3

    What a great build and beautiful trout.. thanks for sharing

  • @pettyfogger2305
    @pettyfogger2305 Год назад +10

    Hey guys,
    Again you guys just nail your content; just enough info on the construction, words of advice throughout without getting preachy and then actually running it under true field conditions! The plus to all, that is your loyal followers often have info and share it for all of us.
    I have no idea what the electric draw is for the fan and pump, but you might consider a small gel Li-po battery instead of your Mongo deep cycle if the smaller, lighter battery will suffice. In the case of the cabin you use, perhaps heavier battery for the cabin and a small one for on the ice.
    You guys rock! Perhaps you can do an episode on couples together 24/7 and not resorting to violence or dividing the sheets and the dogs?

  • @melonyrichards937
    @melonyrichards937 10 месяцев назад

    Great job. I have to say Eric sure does enjoy his food. Lol

  • @judycarter8199
    @judycarter8199 Год назад +2

    Y’all have the most interesting adventures! Greetings from south Mississippi!

  • @billspier7584
    @billspier7584 Год назад +2

    awesome😀😀😀😀

  • @marciannaprice1882
    @marciannaprice1882 Год назад

    Ingenious!!

  • @duanechadwick331
    @duanechadwick331 Год назад +1

    Great video showing the build. I’ve seen these used in vans and truck topper setups. Never seen or researched the suitcase version. Now that I live in Minnesota instead of Texas I will need some of your same gear for ice fishing. I have a new right knee and will have the left in a couple months therefore I’ll be able to do more of the things I know how to do hunt fish bike walk swim etc etc. anyway very clean build thank you!!! Also thanks to some of the commentators for their ideas and experiences cuts down on the learning curve.

  • @josephbrabham8209
    @josephbrabham8209 Год назад

    I spent 3 years in AK in the late 60's (courtesy of Uncle Sam)! I enjoyed the wildlife and terrain...

  • @teresadaigle6991
    @teresadaigle6991 Год назад

    My husband loves this heater but honestly I don’t know where we would use it. 😂😂 We have so many different types of heaters already. That is a man for you, always wanting to get something that works better. Love it!
    We will probably get one but Our son will get it when we are gone from this life. 😃😃

  • @riccojames1
    @riccojames1 Год назад +3

    All good, been using these for over 3 years now in my shed during winter.

    • @riccojames1
      @riccojames1 Год назад +1

      Heat rises - like a hot air balloon! :)

  • @RogerBengtsson75
    @RogerBengtsson75 9 месяцев назад

    Drawing inlet air from lowest point in the tent and using insulated dryer ducts for air inlet and outlet, then you will have a much more efficient setup.

  • @mainemagic4968
    @mainemagic4968 Год назад +1

    Good heater for the homestead...nice trout also...bet the cooked fish was awesome too...Cheers from Maine.

  • @iartistdotme
    @iartistdotme Год назад +3

    That was fun! Your ingenious way to make stuff happen is so cool - love watching all you guys do.

  • @jime3154
    @jime3154 Год назад +6

    As always, thanks for the "lesson" on building a heater and the ice fishing adventure.

  • @tarras3292
    @tarras3292 Год назад +29

    Thank you guys for sharing y'all adventures with me 🥶🥶😁😁

  • @ECole-le7we
    @ECole-le7we Год назад

    You two were made for each other. And, on top of that, you're great pet parents. ☺

  • @sashcraft51
    @sashcraft51 Год назад +1

    enjoyed watching. Fish looked good. Glad the heater worked.

  • @WalkingandTalkingAussieGirl
    @WalkingandTalkingAussieGirl Год назад

    keeping cosy!!

  • @sofialeon5547
    @sofialeon5547 Год назад +14

    You two keep making me want that life so much!!!
    Looking forward to your videos every day. I even rewatch them frequently.