HOT TENT FOR THE SILVER WOLVES
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- HOT TENT CAMPING IS REALLY TRENDING THESE DAYS. AND AS An OLD SILVER WOLF I SEE THE ADVANTAGES OF HAVING A HEATED TENT ON COLD MORNING. SO I HAVE BOUGHT A WOOD STOVE OFF OF AMAZON AND A HOT TENT FROM ONEWIND OUTDOORS.
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IN MY NEXT VIDEO I WILL SHOW THE HOT TENT STAY TUNED
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this sunday i will show the hot tent i plan to use with this stove thanks for watching
When I was a young man I laughed at the cold.......... Now it laughs at me .
Great video . Peace , Be Free.
i hear ya
Ever since I found out I was old I've been hooked on this series... like McDonald's I'm lovein it.
Thanks Blackie
Hi Blackie, greeting from Aus, thankyou for your time to make these videos available, reminds me of the old stove we use to have, the flew was at the back of the stove, and you had to slide to adjust the air flow.
I could be wrong but the small hole in the pot lid is for removing it when its hot, not unlike the kitchen wood stoves. Let us know
I was going to say the same thing, but wanted to read the comments first. The “ash rake” is to pick up the lid with.
That “smoothin’ it” sounds pretty good! I’m gonna try it.
Thanks Blackie. This old fox has 3 stoves for my tents. 😊take care.
Cool 👍
Yeah I grew up with that and still have fireplace Woodstock that can(does at times)serve as heater and cookstove during power outages in winter.
Love your videos 📹 ❤️
thanks
Blackie I have a stove almost identical to that... earlier version , no glass in front. I also have one of the old military stoves, and I bought a new Pomoly Dweller Max 2.0 SS Stove. Haven't camped with any of them... waiting for fall / winter 2023. My back is healing from a TLIF Fusion. I like that type of stove... it basically has the secondary burn, which is great. My tent ⛺️ is a Kodiak 12x12 Lodge tent w/ floor. I did buy a Carbon Monoxide detector because the lodge tent ⛺️ is pretty tight. I did put a bolt, washer & nut on that lit'l hole on mine. I also caulked that stove pipe adapter and put a wire across it for security. I put red fire proof rubber on a fiberglass stove jack for tighter fit and put lit'l screws at each pipe section with wire to keep the puffing tent from pulling the sections apart. ...Alan in 🇨🇱
Happy Holidays 🤠
Hey if I can give you a tip you need to invest in three layers of foil for the ground or beneath your body .
You cannot have a stove run all night .
I've stopped getting pains . 30 years of camping and cold and I discovered foils last year by accident . My last trip was three layers of foil and I slept 7 hours solid ..
Good luck with the stove idea , but I still cannot imagine a way to keep a front loading stove lit for seven hours .
So you wait till it goes out , wait for the reality of the cold to hit .
Now I really like that stove!!!!!!! Can’t wait to see the hot tent!!!! Ok, just found the stove on Amazon and I would say you need to watch the video review called "do not buy this" - it might save you some time and give you some ideas on how to improve this stove.
Awesome! Thank you!
I think these were called shepard's stoves when I was younger. Those wings are a good spot to melt snow for water if you aren't in a hurry, which you shouldn't be. One thing you could think about is adding a spark arrester. Just another piece of pipe with a third hole or even a can about a 1 lb. coffee can with both ends open and a hole in the side to fit on your pipe. Wood and steam heat are the best for warming up deep inside and loosening arthritis in the joints.
I will be adding a spark arrestor as soon as the extra pipe arrives stay tuned
Thanks Blackie. In cabin use in PA for deer hunting, we do understand managing stove draw and fuel, in order to feed last when the night owl goes to bed at 12:00 till the morning owl gets up around 4 or 5:00. We all fall into the process quickly after knowing each other all these years.
I haven't done a hot tent yet, but been learning up a lot over the viral years.
thanks i will talk of banking a fire
just took my 16 yr. old Tee pee type tent into a hot tent with a Amazon wood stove too 👍💯
Thank you Blackie. Looks like a neat stove, will be interteresting to hear about the test run.
coming soon
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Hi Blackie, I think your link is missing or messed up? I don't see anything to cut and paste? Love your channel
I didn't have to plug that little hole Blackie, but word to the wise, those burn through wood like a steam engine burns through coal, get double or triple what a normal fire uses, but that said, it will keep you warm
Really informative, i have learnt so much from your channel, thank you👍
Happy to hear that!
Would you think this would work in a small camper shell on a pickup?
you would have to make sure you had a constant flow of fresh air
I am definitely interested in this .. I saw that new hot tent So waiting on the info on it ,,, one question I have .. the onewind underquilt It has a silver and a black carabiners Which one is for the head end ?
I’m 44 and we would burn thru what we cut in summer months and about the last month of winter would have to be out in the snow cutting and busting wood. And boy once we got a gas powered wood splitter I thought we were crapping in high cotton buddy. But central heat and air heat in the winter time does NOT compare to the heat that a wood stove will bring to the house. Plus power goes out and you could still cook.
Brother your first burn should be outside so the chemicals can burn off so you don't breathe the chemicals burning off
Good video Blackie , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Glad you enjoyed it
I’m so looking forward to this! I have a similar setup, and I can’t wait to hear your tips on how to optimize it!
My experience with this type of stove in a tent is that it smokes too much into the tent. Considered firepasting the top on.
I don't know but it looks like you could use your ash scraper in that little hole in the pot lid to remove it or replace it when the stove gets hot.
yes it will fit
I like that stove!
brother you are going to want this hot tent its a small wall tent i will show it this sunday
Got to have the spark arrester so the sparks don’t burn your tarp or tent or whatever
correct i have plans for a home built one
That's a nice stove, thanks Blackie. I've mostly used sheepherder stoves in wall tents and in my cabin, but they last only a couple of years.
thanks for watching
I'm not seeing the name of the stove in the comments. Could someone please post an Amazon link? Thanks
Blackie, or anyone else, did I miss the link to the stove?
Tony- PoBoy Adventures
actually that camping stove woodstove stuff in the box is what you copy and paste to amazon
I am ready to get me one and head to the woods. Did the pipe have a spark arrester on it. Did I hear you say you was going to use a hammock in that tent or are you planning on using a cot?
-Tony Po' Boy Adventures
the stove did not but i will add one i plan on useing a hammock or cot depending
They are excellent for cooking and heating, I love mine, one stove I have THAT WAS NOT CHEAP, is titanium, but has a place at the back to bake bread or pizzas, or whatever, but I just use it to heat.
very nice
Don't plug the hole up that's so the rod and go in there to remove
Lucky I got a buddy that made a smokeless heater for his tent I want to see if he'll make me one up and I'll send you a picture of it's made out of a tomato juice can soup can and a large tuna fish can I just got to get him to make it up then I'll send you a picture
nice
Hey Blackie- I think this stove will work for you depending upon your set-up. As far as durability, it will be interesting to see how it wears with usage. I remember up in Alaska in the Arctic Brigade, we used to set up a small Yukon stove in a GP medium tent with liner in temps below zero, and it actually worked well. Also, the small pot belly stoves were used as well back then. Im looking forward to your hot tent set-up. Thanks, and you and Mrs Blackie be safe-
Put a metal plate over that hole. You'll need it open to pull it off with the poker.
will do
Blackie if you're interested in hot tenting, check out the happy camper channel (Kevin Callen). Lost lakes is a great channel and John is unapologetically humble and genuine. The north and the south must cross paths!
THANKS i will check it out
Having a small wood stove in a tent can be a real convenience!
However... Far too many people think that these small stoves will keep them cozy warm all night... they will not! They are designed to heat up a small space for a short period of time and to cook on.
You are correct about needing a "Damper" to work with the draft.
Whoever designed that particular stove made it way too complicated! Their ash collection chamber and re-burn chamber (which won't actually work) only waste space that should be used for extra fuel capacity.
Living in the cold North taught me... simple is best.
your correct i will see how well i can get this little stove to perform
I never had my tent and stove in really cold weather
Here in Florida it rarely gets down in the teens. 40s and 50s is more like the usual winter lows.
I would probably have to feed my stove several times on a really cold night. I would have to arrange my cot so I could reach over and stick a piece of wood in the stove every couple of hours.
I tuck a hot water bottle or a hot red brick wrapped in a towel down in the foot of my sleeping bag in really
Cold weather .
The face of the stove looks like a cat. lol
Instead of aluminum foil why not get a cookie baking sheet or a cast iron sheet plate?
both are good choices
Hi Blackie, looks like a decent little stove. Hope it works out for you. I'm hoping to do some hot tenting this winter. Look forward to seeing your new hot tent. 👍🔥
Thanks 👍
Blackie 😊 I’ve got iffy knees, new hips and 2 back surgeries 😢. I’ve always camped with mum and dad in a full canvas tent ⛺️. The first tent we had had, was at the time called an MRI Tent ⛺️. Blackie it rained in for fun. The tent my grandma bought for mum and my Auntie. But my dad go the tent set up. But only God Knows why my Auntie pulled all the pegs and smacked them back in straight?????????? Let’s just say, that tent took off like a blinking sail???? I was hanging off for dear or death. That was our tent from that point on. She wanted nothing too do with tent after that.i think I was going 4 at the time. Ok I’m older know. I’m 56 and have been going tooo Abersoch North Wales for 53 yr. Yet I’m 56 and still going there.. I meet kids I kinda grew up with. We still meet 😅up in the same place. When you know you’ve got it good, your sorted. 🤷♀️💖🙏🇬🇧🏴💖💖🙏🇬🇧
Automotive drip pan for under the stove would be nice. Also bend a hook in that poker to move your pan lid.
good idea
I believe that that hole in to top cover plate is to allow a hook to be used to lift that cover plate off when it is hot. Best way would be to weld a small piece of pipe (larger than the existing hole) with a plug on the bottom of it. This would allow the lifting hook to still ork yet stop the smoke or flame coming out of the hole.
If you haven't addressed cots, I hope you will in this series. Years ago I purchased an expensive, heavy duty, highly rated cot from a respected manufacturer. Because of the placement of a spreader bar I woke up in the middle of the night convinced I was crippled for life. I don't want to make a mistake like that again.
I look forward to your observations and recommendations if you find time to shed a little cot knowledge on us . Thanks, Rip
i will speak on cots in a comming video
What you do is find a coffee pot that fits over that hole in the top of the stove so you get flames dirrectly onto the bottom of the pot when you want to boil water in a hurry.
They made big cooking pots with a reduced bottom diameter that would fit down inside the eye of the stove so the bottom of the pot was exposed to the flames in the stove.
Of course some people add a little wood to the fire box through that hole but that's not really what it's for.
You will enjoy your stove.
yep i got one that will fit
Would it be inexpensive to replace the knobs with a spring ?
should not be
When it warms up and you don't want a fire you can take the eye out of the top of the stove and set one of those one burner propane stoves down in it. The canister will hang down inside of the stove with the propane burner resting on its rim on the stove top. When you set your frying pan on top of the burner you can't see the propane burner and it looks like you are cooking on fire.
People will look at you real funny when they see you "cooking" on the wood stove in hot weather.
I use sections of galvanized gas water heater vent pipe painted with flat black bbq grill paint. I bought that at lowes.
I use a vent cap for the gas heater pipe with a piece of aluminum window screen inside it for a spark arrester
The stove draws better with a tall pipe. Also if you do get a spark it has more time to cool as it drifts down in the breeze so you don't scorch your tent roof or worse yet your neighbors tent roof.
My stove is a small , one eye, cast iron stove that I bought at a yard sale.
My tent is a Tent-Smith wall tent with a fire resistant stove jack in the roof.
It is treated with fire retardant but I still got a small scorch spot before I got that extra section of stove-pipe.
good idea