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9:58 … or just pick up some free paint stir sticks from your local hardware store 😊

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Keep in mind that the thermometer on the door is the temp of the door, NOT inside the oven. Have you tried adding a pizza stone, yet, and covering rhe oven with an insulated cover to even out the heat? I think I will try them soon.

Thx man fixed my door like this!!

IT IS VERY DANGEROUS TO HAVE A WATER SOURCE SO DIRECTLY CLOSE TO AN ELECTRICAL OUT THAT WILL BE USED SO OFTEN - BIG NO- NO!

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The swivel seat adapters seem like the perfect solution for making the most out of small spaces. Thanks for sharing this detailed guide! ❤

Try using a clamp or locking pliers (preferably smooth jaw) to pinch the fuel line taking care not to damage it. That will keep the diesel from flowing! I installed the Vevor auto parking heater in my shop last year and am very happy with it. This season, it started doing the shutdown-startup on me and would not reach the normal op temp of 215C on high. I disassembled it to find a bunch of gunk in it. Using Brakleen, I cleaned it all up and reassembled it. Still it didn't work right. In a moment of desperation for a diagnosis, I pointed my air compressor nozzle into the intake while the heater was running to give it a little "extra" dose of air to see if it would make a difference in combustion. My air nozzle had other ideas. One quick full-blast of air into the intake sent soot flying out any leak point available! It also made an immediate improvement in heating and increase in the combustion temp up to about 200C. So, hey! Why not? A couple more bursts of air and now it's cranking its usual 215C-219C. Just food for thought. I now have a full compliment of replacement parts for the heater including gaskets and a spare pump. Thanks for the video!

Couldn’t finish the video because of the loud slamming sound in your transitions…😐

A wood screw that fits and grips the inside of screen so you can pull screen out without deforming screen.

The strut linked is too strong for lid weight and won't retract; it takes all my freakishly powerful arm strength to close it. Is it defective?

Very useful tips . I have the same unit in my semi truck, and it needs service, I believe now . The low voltage tip was great. I have this problem with my unit Also, my unit is showing a new code that is check motor 33 31 00

Atomiser screen comes out easily using a coach screw. Clean it with brake cleaner spray and if really carboned up just heat it with a propane gas torch.

Well my head is finished in no small part thanks to your advice -- it's the first thing I've build since constructing a sconce ca. 1978. I departed from your design and created some unexpected problems. Characteristically overthinking it, I was concerned with sides higher than the seat that my ample thighs would be constricted, if not wedged between the sides -- I did not include the side storage area. My design has both front and sides at seat height, with seat platform resting on side panels -- no need for seat side or hinge supports -- and lid with spacers resting on seat. This introduced some trouble; e.g. I cut the seat platform too narrow and had to use a toddler's/marine seat so the lid would close. In hindsight a small seat is a good choice for a van where space and portability is a premium. The biggest disappointment is weight: with just 1/2" ply, no lumber and no side storage area it still weighs in at nearly 30 lbs. Next time I'll use expensive ultralight birch. I found the coolest diverter on Etsy, 3D printed in high gloss gold. Its funnel closes perfectly into a milk jug. Wish I knew how to link a picture. Thanks again!

Cant find your video on removing the passenger seat. can you link it?

Thank you for your helpful tips , love the soft wrap idea

Was that an All-Clad D3 pan? After you shred them, do they freeze well?

Those are fantastic original ideas!!!

Great video! Clear instruction. Efficient delivery of information. Good, clear camera work. Thank you!

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cool! thanks for the tutorial. I'm looking to make some temporary window screens for a vacation rental in the BVl. All the windows are open air so I need a way to keep the critters out. I can't use magnets since the window frames are not metal, so I will be using adhesive velcro tabs on white vinyl tape and black noseeum mesh.

Yup. That was certainly it for my case (2019 sprinter). Thought the handle mechanism was gone initially until I saw and tried this

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Hi Tim, Thanks for this video. I noticed a small green heat insulator around 19:44. Am i correct in thinking these (2 off, or 4 off), fit somewhere between the outer Aluminium heat exchanger and the plastic outer cover? Did you refit yours or bin them like I did, thinking they were broken bits of gasket?

Deez Nutz @ 3:06

So, do you A) Put the microwave back, and then can't open your draw? B) Leave microwave out to slide about? C) Have to mess around moving the microwave every time your driving/parking up?

I've watched hundreds of videos and my mind spins with inspiration, but this one video has given me meaningful knowledge. Thank you.

Thank you. I fixed my door on my 2014 RAM Promaster van. For under 5.00. I did the velcro and I moved the cable down a smidgen. Working great.

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I did this about three months ago and the problem just returned. :( Im pretty frustrated with these heaters at this point and feel like this shouldnt happen with a 1200 dollar heater. I did the atomizer screen and took the whole unit apart to make sure there wasnt any soot in the combustion chamber. Gonna do it again and this time I will do the fuel filter and glow plug as well. How long did this solve the problem for?

I’m having this issue with my 2017 sprinter

I just bought a ready made van. Maybe he left the back panel off the kitchen cabinet (backing up to the sliding door?) he just has some cross bars to hold things in. I thought it was lazy work, but maybe it was on purpose. 🤔

It’s perfect for coffee lovers who need their fix on the go! Thanks for sharing your insights-it’s definitely making me want to try it out! ☕

Thanks for the video. I manage to open at the same way, but how do you fix it? I don’t ubderstand

I just bought the old stove still brand new in box. I will buy the oven also.😊

Big thanks, you save my life, was stuck thinking how to build the upper cabinets in my camper.

Paper towel thing.

There was no wolf. So fake

try blood cupping for her knee

You just need to put lube on the rear lattch on the door.

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Getting ready to start van life, glad these videos are here so I don't feel so uneasy. thnx

Kudos on the vid very detailed but nothing is perfect in life - My Espar is home to a 2016 Freightliner class 8 truck ( big rig ) Its done well with zero maintenance for 3 years until recently - Still works but keeps giving me fuel pump maintenance needed message on module - Love Espar heater better then the old gas hog floor furnace in my 105 year old house every time but living out of a truck 300 days a year never really feels like home if that makes sense

When I was 25 I wanted to travel up to the Yukon but i didn't and i qill always regret it

No twitter account yet?

Most people add a long cord to their footstool to pull it in after they have entered

This is the only design online that makes sense. Please confirm weight ~40 lbs; I will put handles on and drag it out from under a bench each use. Could save weight mixing in 3/8", but looks like sides and inside structural 5x8" pieces consume much of the plywood sheet. The seat strut is brilliant. Thanks! ps did you consider a single two gallon jug and hose? One feature I'm interested in a one-way "valve" -- actually just a thin, funnel shaped balloon thing that allows pee to pass and then close up; see Trelino. Can't find such an animal. Thanks!

More light and closer! Close-ups would be very helpful. Thanks for the info. This is very helpful.

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Would you recommend from Lava's Point down to Grotto being inexperienced hikers 😅? Would this hike be a better alternative? Thanks guys