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@@JustJasonKeto thanks! Just working on powering my Dash Mini 😊

@@mikecrawford9946 thanks for watching. We got it from Amazon. This is one of the 5-8kw heaters. Amazon link: www.amazon.ca/dp/B0CBLM7V6Y/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_AB3KDPDJ63Q0MYWHTS51?linkCode=ml2&tag=mattandmous08-20 The install video is here; Tiny Cabin Diesel Heater Installation th-cam.com/video/JRrsEeRyk7Q/w-d-xo.html We also have a couple on a slightly different model I use with my truck roof top tent.

Great, thanks for the info

@@wardraven8755 another person commented about the air intake. It’s a good idea. Originally that was the plan but I hesitated as some documentation I found recommended against having the air intake at the same area as the heated air - suggesting it should be fresh air. They being said, heating the cabin air via the intake seems more efficient. 😀 I’ll add it to my list of things to do next. Thanks for watching and have an awesome weekend!

@@mattandmouse ok the air intake coming out of the bottom of the unit should be out side getting fresh air but the cold air return that should be inside the space you are truning to heat. Go look at any furnace or heat pump they circulate the air you are heating or cooling. It will make the heater more efficient.

@@codraven57 thanks for watching! Funny you should ask about the stove in winter, we’re at a mild -8C right now and the stove is keeping the Bunkie at 19C. Overnight it dropped to 9C without more wood.

@@mattandmouse Impressive!

@@MsAnon4223 yeah. We have an out house behind the Bunkie that currently has a cassette toilet. In the spring we’ll move to stage 2 and get a composting toilet and shower installed.

@@lorettaandjasonoffgrid yeah, that was my daughter adding a ‘hidden background extra’ ! I totally missed it until editing. 😂🇨🇦❤️

@@ThompsonKell-xc5mz thanks Thompson!

@@rushingwindmountain thanks! You too! (We just got our first snow fall at the tiny cabin :) )

@@littlegriffoffgridalberta6837 thanks Don! It’s so cozy :)

You too!

Thanks Thompson! It’s a 159 sqft bunkie. They now make larger ones and a version with a loft! The tape I used is here; amzn.to/3O7YVor I’ve not had to clean the diesel heater yet, but I suspect that is coming up in the spring! Only issue with it not starting was because the batter didn’t have enough voltage. This was after 4 nights use.

@ awesome I’ve looked at the Bunkys. I have a different one. It’s just shy 500 ft.². It will now be springtime before I get to build. I’m going to be setting a diesel heater up under my fifth wheel. Just trying to figure out the best way to do it thanks for the info.

The tape link I posted earlier is a multi pack. This is the extra wide tape amzn.to/3YQVXJU

Thanks Jill!❤️

@@NewHorizonsTravel thanks for watching. We absolutely love it out here.

@@JustJasonKeto yeah. It’s interesting because I had three camera angles. And from those, it’s obvious what happened. From the quad and Jody’s vantage point, it didn’t look that bad. But yes, a re-evaluation should have been done!

@@mattandmouse Like the title said "Lessons Learned"!

@@lorettasamworth7338 thanks!! Makes it all worth while 😀❤️🇨🇦

@@lorettaandjasonoffgrid she was a champ at the wood chopping :)

@@lorettaandjasonoffgrid yeah… I got the scars from this one.

@@lorettaandjasonoffgrid hahaha! I do feel a little guilty. Please tell me they at least have a beer in hand.

@mattandmouse 💯!

Yeah, I may regret asking for a roast, but yeah. sometimes, it hits the fan and we deal with it. I think it's more genuine to show the failures rather than a 100% rosey view all the time. That's life ! Thanks for watching & have a great weekend!

Me too. Life happens!

let me know if you need the recipe :-)

Thanks for watching :-) Have a great weekend!

Thanks for watching! Yeah, We're mostly pine and fir. We're planning to try and introduce a little more diversity and deciduous trees in the next few years. Have a great weekend too!

Yes, it was a humbling reminder that we still need to take care outside. Thanks for watching!

Thanks Jill. I still have the scars to prove it happened!

Thanks Thompson! It was a solid reminder to take a little more care. But yes, we should be able to fill the wood shed! Have a good one!

You know... you may be onto something :-)

Thanks for watching!

@@tuberchat thanks for watching. This was a fun project that has been on the plan for a few months. Have a great week!

@@Carlst17 ah. Thanks man! I had it completely the opposite in my head.

@@TheSimpleAlaskans yeah. I’m thinking I need to work on my OCD but nicely and neatly stacked looks soooo good!!😌 ❤️

@@xhubbert thanks for watching! ❤️ Sweden is on my ‘to visit’ list. The closest we’ve been is Norway 😀

@@exploringmybackyard thanks Thompson! Mouse has already told me we’ll need a bigger one next year - eek!! Good idea for the overhangs though. I think if I’d planned it out better I could have added a better overhang but at the time I was trying to use lumber with out too much cutting.

@ hey man, I totally get it. The cost of lumber these days is insane as I sit here in the rain looking at my wood under a tarp. I am jealous trust me lol have a great weekend, my friend.

@@lorettaandjasonoffgrid thanks guys. We’ll be taking down some trees next year I think; we’ve finally got the last lot cleaned up! Have a great weekend!

@@JustJasonKeto thanks Jason. The vocab tends to go down hill quickly. Although I’ve been known to tell myself jokes too.

@@PandJsHomesteadAdventure thanks!! Have an awesome weekend!

@mattandmouse Thank you, same to you as well!

@@jillbrookes9342 thanks Jill!

@@canajian hey Mr Music Man!! Have a great weekend!