Making a DIY Vented Outdoor PROPANE Box * Skoolie Conversion * Gus The Struggle Bus
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- Опубликовано: 8 янв 2021
- In this video, we show you how we built a vented outdoor propane box so that we can finish this part of the build and be able to take hot showers and cook homemade meals!
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The LPG box is looking good! Excited to see the door you put on the side (because your other underbody doors are KILLER!) Be sure to add some vents in the bottom of that box because LPG is heavier than air and if there is a leak, you don't want that to settle in the bottom of the box for explosion reasons. Great tunes in this vid! Keep it up y'all!!! Love your vids!
- Brian + Erin
Thank you so much! We have not decided on what the door yet lol. Thank you so much for that great tip! We will make sure to do that! We are on the continuous search for good music on youtube lol! Thank you so much guys!
Poor Paco. I hope you feel better soon! And as always, you guys are doing a great job.
Thank you so much Camille!! He is feeling much better!
Nice work as always. Ok ok. You’ve convinced me on the Rivet gun. I’ll put this propane box on my next project ToDo list.
Hhahah Darin we love it! We wish we had an automatic but this does the job just fine! We use rivets for so many thing too! Get to it!
Why rivets and not nuts and bolts? Trying to not have to get a River gun still 😄 right on point bc I’ve been wondering how to accomplish our propane holder for our conversion and just about there! Another question, are you running a long line to one needed end use and mounting directly under for the other? Have been debating two separate mounts to keep lines short but seems silly-ish 🤣 thank you!! Well done well done
@@sunnybeermann9213 A rivet for us is easier and sometimes cheaper, you don't have to get all the sperate parts. And we kept all of our appliances that will be using the propane really close together and close to where the tanks are mounted so the lines will be pretty short!
I'm glad to see a new video. You guys inspire me and are so positive thank you
Wow thank you so much! We are so glad we can help, keep it up!!
I fucking died when she ran across the screen lmao
haha gotta make it interesting
Dog having to much fun
🤣😂 Good work 👍
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Hhahahaha he is the happiest boy ever! Thank you!
I love the 3 of you, yes Joey too. You explain and show how you're doing things. Love your silly too. Thanks
what is the name of the tool you're using to cute the sheet metal? I want one
Thank you so much!! We try to keep things fun at least!
It is called a sheet metal cutter and we use it all the time, it is awesome!
Nice job as always Guys. But I never realized just how LONG your bus was! Paco showed its true massiveness in the start of the video.
Hahahaha Rhonda, Thats true! Our Gus is a big guy that is for sure! Thank you so much for watching!
Happy New year meredith and paco. Every building video from the bus are beuatiful. Be safe and Whit the health
Thank you so much, that means a lot!!! Happy New Year!!
Eye pro! Make sure those won’t scrape! Good job friends✌🏼
Hahah gotta have that safety first! Thank you
Awesome job! I probably would have done steel and welded it but thats just me! Considering how bumpy the bus is i’d go back and add those supports!
Hey Tyler! Thank you so much for your input! We are still considering adding them!
I missed the premiere! Ugh! Good on Joey for his "eye pro".
That is ok joel we will be there next time! He always come prepared hahah!
Lol. Joel I totally missed it.. but I have been INSANELY busy. Like forgot day of week busy. See you all soon. Maybe. Lol
Joey is ready to work lol
Yes he sure is, always hahah!
Welcome back miss y’all hope ur Hoildays was great.
That you so much Carmen, you too!
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G'day good to see you guys love the intro, good idea to make a cabinet for your LPG doesn't that hang a bit low it just looks like it on film, anyway lovely to see you stay safe kind regards John
Hey John thank you so much!! The box does not hang lower than our storage boxes on the other side so it should be good!
@@GustheStruggleBus that's great then it's funny how the camera can increase the size of an object, you two know what your doing and it makes for great television, by the way Paco have you been pumping the old iron?
I always miss the premier cuz work. But i fuckin love yall. 😂
Hhah that is ok! Thank you so much anyways, that means a lot!!
Happy New Year
Happy New Year Debra!
DC is in the house
Hhaha you know it!
I believe that material is too light for those propane tanks. Did you have to add that center brace to the floor piece and what did you do for a vent incase the one of the tanks leaks or blows off pressure
Lets hope not, I vented the bottom of the container as well
Access to the top wing nut is going to be a little difficult. Also, is there enough room to remove and replace the tanks when needed? Other than that, it looks great!
The tanks have plenty of room but are also tucked away nicely, we also came up with a simple solution to reaching them so hopefully we wont have trouble in the future! Thank you!
Well done. Now Paco can skip arm day at the gym! Manual riveting gets painful quickly!
Hhahah you got that right, it is not easy! Thankfully we can take turns, Thank you!
Do you have to vent the boxes that contain propane? My RV has an open bottom (basically just the angle iron tray) that the canisters sit in. I dont know why but I thought they needed to be vented in case of a leak. Otherwise you have compressed gas in a confined area
Hey that is a great question, I think if it is totally inclosed you will need to vent them. But when you have an open bottom or open top like ours then the gas has some where to go if it does leak. For safety reasons I would not quote me on that and make sure you do your own research. We will look into it as well!
If you look at biran and erins comment they explain how you need vents in the bottom because the gas is heavier than air and will settle at the bottom of the box!
@@GustheStruggleBus great!
Do you have a link by chance to what you used for the box
That is actually the metal left over from taking down the ceiling!