New subscribers! We are renovating our 5th wheel and I was so pleasantly surprised at how fast, informative and to the chase your video was! Thank you so much!!!!!
I found this video the most helpful of all DYI vids I've seen. Your short, succinct explanations, camera positioning, close ups that are right to the point were perfect. I find that a lot of u-tubers want to show their faces more than what they are demonstrating/explaining/instructing to be frustrating. I don't care what the u-tuber looks like, I want to see the item they are instructing me on along with the steps! I'm a visual person and want that, along with the instruction. You are very good.
Thank you for the kind and well articulated comment. Our you tube channel is a work in progress 😂 Your comment encouraged us and definitely made our day! Take care 😊
I pulled mine in my truck camper recently and the where do I put it down, and this is heavier certainly rang a bell. I just took mine out to wotrk in the area, made it way easier to work under the sink on some electric.
Thank You for sharing! I'm removing a fancy furion rv stove this summer. Its probably hooked up to electric too. Good thing my husband is an electrician- even tho he wants no part of it- 17 yr old son and I are doing it.
Thanks Friar Phil. We filmed it as real life rather than removing and putting back together and then filming it being removed after the fact. More realistic that way 😊
I am here watching this because my water pump just went out and while not under or behind the stove removing the stove is the easiest way to gain good access to the water pump.
Thanks. 😳 funny. But not funny at the time I bet. We’re back working in the RV getting close to finishing the kitchen area. Starting to look like a home now.
I asked a friend of mine that works on Rv’s and he said... Depends on where it comes from usually the end that came off the stove. But for liability reasons can’t tell you where for sure. Thanks for watching 😊
I’m doing the same right now, I disconnected the line beneath the trailer and capped it with a flare (3/8) cap. Discarded the rubber line. I’m using the former stove space for storage.
Thanks, for this video...rv engineering is PATHETIC!!...you did an awesome job demonstrating how to disconnect and remove... i just HATE how shoddy these things are made....(but...THAT is NOT on you...i was just venting 😁)...anyway...Thanks, again!!
Just found your videos! We bought our rv in 2022 new. The stove has been one problem after another and I want to remove it and replace with electric. Did I miss what you replaced yours with? I just want electric. Great videos!
Thanks! We actually put the same stove back in as it had hardly been used over the years and was in great shape. Sorry about your stove being a lemon. Hope you find a quality one! Take care 😊
So does that make the lines inert even if I ran propane through the rv again? Bc I'm looking to rid my stove for good. I don't need it. I've lived in my rv for 2 years and only used it once. I use electric stove tops and other appliances for cooking majority of the time. So I want it gone bc it's empty space being taken up and I want to put a small comfee portable dishwasher there.
Hi, not sure if I totally understand your question but after removing the stove I would think that you would want a qualified RV tech to cap the gas line further downstream from the stove area. If it was our RV I wouldn’t want gas moving through the line that fed the stove. But again, a qualified tech should assess your particular situation. I hope that helps somewhat. I like how you’re modifying your RV to fit your lifestyle needs 👍
@@SilverLiningDayDreams yes I am lol and I cannot afford a qualified tech, so I am planning on doing the work myself. So I just need to cap em aye? Gotta get some caps and Teflon tape then at home depot later. Thank you!
I went online and looked and couldn’t find one. I would call RV dealers in your area and see if someone knows where to get one; There must be an RV junkyard somewhere. 😊
Boy, hard to say. It’s awkward and in a tight space. I’m sure a younger& stronger man/person than myself would be able to do it easier, lol. I’m sorry I just don’t have the specs. My suggestion would be to have a backup person there to help! Good luck with everything!
That's what is so aggravating, not being as strong as we used to be. I must add I was giggling when you were trying to pull the stove out before the two bottom screws were removed. Those were the only two that I knew of and that's why I came to you to figure this dang thing out. Now, can anyone instruct me on what to do with my AC unit that is dripping on the inside?
😂 Thanks for watching and taking the time to post a comment. Luckily our A/C is working properly. Honestly I don’t know much about the A/C units and would probably have to pay someone to look at ours if it malfunctions. Good Luck with the A/C 😊
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You know, I'm glad you made this video so short. It shows me exactly what I want to see lol
Glad it helped!
Mission accomplished 😊
Take care!
New subscribers! We are renovating our 5th wheel and I was so pleasantly surprised at how fast, informative and to the chase your video was! Thank you so much!!!!!
Thanks for subscribing and thanks for the compliments on the video. How exciting that you’re renovating your 5th wheel! You got this! 😊
I found this video the most helpful of all DYI vids I've seen. Your short, succinct explanations, camera positioning, close ups that are right to the point were perfect. I find that a lot of u-tubers want to show their faces more than what they are demonstrating/explaining/instructing to be frustrating. I don't care what the u-tuber looks like, I want to see the item they are instructing me on along with the steps! I'm a visual person and want that, along with the instruction. You are very good.
Thank you for the kind and well articulated comment. Our you tube channel is a work in progress 😂
Your comment encouraged us and definitely made our day!
Take care 😊
I pulled mine in my truck camper recently and the where do I put it down, and this is heavier certainly rang a bell. I just took mine out to wotrk in the area, made it way easier to work under the sink on some electric.
Thank You for sharing! I'm removing a fancy furion rv stove this summer. Its probably hooked up to electric too. Good thing my husband is an electrician- even tho he wants no part of it- 17 yr old son and I are doing it.
Your welcome. That’s so nice that your teenage son is helping! You got this! Let us know how it goes 😊
Minus the weight, I’m glad this is easier project than I thought since I just had a bunch of mice living back there :)
We feel your pain on the mice 😂
You got this!
Thank you so much for this video. 😊 I was able to take the stove out by myself. 😊😊😊
Great job! That’s awesome!
LOL I love the beast mode “AAAAAAAAAH” when you lifted it out. Classic!
Thanks Friar Phil. We filmed it as real life rather than removing and putting back together and then filming it being removed after the fact. More realistic that way 😊
Great video. Nice to see you restart your RV Reno. Can’t wait to see a reveal when you finish it.
Thanks. We can’t wait either. Hoping to do some actual camping this summer after the reno 😊
REALLY great video....THANK YOU!!!!!! 🥰
Thanks, glad we could help! 🪴
Great work my friend.
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You make even taking a stove out fun and entertaining! Lol Great and easy info, thanks!
Thanks 😊 Learning to step back and enjoy the journey
Thaks a million bud my water pump is behind this stove....what a nightmare but you made it all so simple..
Your welcome. Wow! what an awkward location to to put the water pump. Glad our video helped 😊
I am here watching this because my water pump just went out and while not under or behind the stove removing the stove is the easiest way to gain good access to the water pump.
Good laugh at the end. Thank u for that.
Your welcome 😊
Take care!
Good job!
Thank you 😊
Man, that's a tight space. Thanks, now I know I need help lifting it but can do it fairly easy.
Your welcome. It all worked out but would have been better to have a 2nd person there; just in case 😊
@@SilverLiningDayDreams I have more space but I'm 68 and a small woman so I'll be getting helpful sure. Good idea.
Fantastic, informative, and to the point! Thank you!
Your welcome!
Thanks for leaving us a comment encouraging us! Stay tuned for more 😊
Great how to video 👍
Thanks 😊
Thank you for the video. This was amazing that I was able to do this by myself.
Your welcome. So glad we could help 😊
Nicely done. We just replaced the glass cover for ours as a renter broke it last year. He thought you could cook with the pot on top of the glass!
Thanks. 😳 funny. But not funny at the time I bet. We’re back working in the RV getting close to finishing the kitchen area. Starting to look like a home now.
Your video helped me find those two screws on the bottom. Thank you I would have been at this for another hour
Your welcome!!! 😊
Glad we could help!!!
What do you do with gas line? We are removing our stove and not replacing it. Do we just cap the line somehow?
I asked a friend of mine that works on Rv’s and he said... Depends on where it comes from usually the end that came off the stove. But for liability reasons can’t tell you where for sure. Thanks for watching 😊
I’m doing the same right now, I disconnected the line beneath the trailer and capped it with a flare (3/8) cap. Discarded the rubber line. I’m using the former stove space for storage.
Thanks for your input! 👍🏼
@@warrenpomphrey4477 Thanks for sharing how you capped the gas line :)
@@warrenpomphrey4477 Thanks! I want to completely remove my stove too!
First time I’ve liked and subscribed to something lol. Very helpful video. Well done 👍
Thank you so much! And thanks for taking the time to encourage us! 🙂
And thanks for subscribing. Take care!
Thanks, for this video...rv engineering is PATHETIC!!...you did an awesome job demonstrating how to disconnect and remove... i just HATE how shoddy these things are made....(but...THAT is NOT on you...i was just venting 😁)...anyway...Thanks, again!!
Glad I could help! Yes, it seems the RV industry is somewhat discombobulated 😂. Take care and happy camping 😊
Thank you for the tips 😊 🙏 this help me so much. I subbed 💚
Your welcome 😊
Thanks for watching and subscribing as we have more videos to come. :)
How freaking strong did he used to be?
My ancestors were Nephilim back in the day 😂
Take care 😊
Just found your videos! We bought our rv in 2022 new. The stove has been one problem after another and I want to remove it and replace with electric. Did I miss what you replaced yours with? I just want electric. Great videos!
Thanks!
We actually put the same stove back in as it had hardly been used over the years and was in great shape. Sorry about your stove being a lemon. Hope you find a quality one! Take care 😊
Thank you sir for the video. How much you think the stove weight? I'm trying to lose some weight for truck camper thanks
You’re welcome! I’m not sure how much the stove weighed but if I had to guess I would say 80 or 90 pounds. You got this! 😊
So does that make the lines inert even if I ran propane through the rv again? Bc I'm looking to rid my stove for good. I don't need it. I've lived in my rv for 2 years and only used it once. I use electric stove tops and other appliances for cooking majority of the time. So I want it gone bc it's empty space being taken up and I want to put a small comfee portable dishwasher there.
Hi, not sure if I totally understand your question but after removing the stove I would think that you would want a qualified RV tech to cap the gas line further downstream from the stove area. If it was our RV I wouldn’t want gas moving through the line that fed the stove. But again, a qualified tech should assess your particular situation. I hope that helps somewhat.
I like how you’re modifying your RV to fit your lifestyle needs 👍
@@SilverLiningDayDreams yes I am lol and I cannot afford a qualified tech, so I am planning on doing the work myself. So I just need to cap em aye? Gotta get some caps and Teflon tape then at home depot later. Thank you!
Nice and entertaining tutorial 👍🏼
Thank you! 👍
Do you know where i can buy a new one that size? i've been looking online but i can online find the big ones :C
I went online and looked and couldn’t find one. I would call RV dealers in your area and see if someone knows where to get one; There must be an RV junkyard somewhere. 😊
How heavy would you say the stove was?
Boy, hard to say. It’s awkward and in a tight space. I’m sure a younger& stronger man/person than myself would be able to do it easier, lol. I’m sorry I just don’t have the specs. My suggestion would be to have a backup person there to help! Good luck with everything!
That's what is so aggravating, not being as strong as we used to be. I must add I was giggling when you were trying to pull the stove out before the two bottom screws were removed. Those were the only two that I knew of and that's why I came to you to figure this dang thing out. Now, can anyone instruct me on what to do with my AC unit that is dripping on the inside?
😂 Thanks for watching and taking the time to post a comment. Luckily our A/C is working properly. Honestly I don’t know much about the A/C units and would probably have to pay someone to look at ours if it malfunctions. Good Luck with the A/C 😊
Lol
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