This is the only video that told what to do on the roof. I have a 1994 Fleetwood American Eagle and I am debating with myself whether to go through the roof or one of the windows. Thank you so much for showing so much more than anyone else! I have it permanent on my property but I feel bad cutting into a perfectly great roof but it helps so much to know what the process looks like.
I have had a Grizzly in my cottage work shop for years. We are in Eastern Ontario and in Feb it keeps the shop warm all day long. We have lots of Iron on the island so just cut up 4-5 in Mimi logs. Good choice.
You are encouraging me to do my own build. I have a 14ft trailer that is now set up to transport some dirt bikes and camping gear. As I reach retirement in the next 4 years, I’m considering converting the trailer into a camper, much like yours. I’m a capable DIY’er and this looks like a super fun project. Love your content!
I like the pace and shots you use in your instructional videos Scott. I love that stove. Noticed it is listed as marine grade, so I guess the top railing keeps your coffee pot upright on the high seas! Cheers!
I think perhaps it is a good idea to use lock washers locktite or nylock nuts on everything since the whole thing will vibrate a lot while being on the road.
Totally love your fireplace had to share it with a couple of friends we all kind of live in campers trying to figure out how to provide more heat in the winter.
Thanks for posting you stove installation, excellent video. I just recentry purchased a 1968 Avion C-11 Ultra slide in truck camper. I'll be removing the old original gas furnace and installing a home made solid fuel stove for heat, coal wood etc. I've had similar stoves on sailboats that burn charcoal, it important that the stove drafts properly for it to be safe. Thanks Sonny P.
Very nice. I enjoyed your pacing and relaxed demeanor, and the trailer is really looking good. I recall reading about the benefits of a solid-fuel stove in such situations in L. Francis Herreshoff’s “The Compleat Cruiser.” Some useful 1950s stove management tips in there also.
Stove looks great and I cant wait to see how well it performs in the trailer! I gotta tell you thoygh I cringed as you put the hole in the roof. I have an old jayco trailer with a flat roof, and its a nightmare. Seal the crap outta the edges of that boot, and make sure you angle the trailer to get the water off that roof every time it rains.
I have watched many installations of these stoves. The chimmny pipe tends to accumulate soot quickly and needs frequent cleaning. Be sure your install takes that into account.
Great video. The installation looks good and sound. There’s something to be said about building up something yourself that takes you places. I can certainly see the attraction of installing a wood burning stove. I considered one myself in a cargo truck conversion. I installed a Espar D2 diesel heater instead. I tend to be on the move which makes a wood burning stove impractical for me as a primary heat source.
Fantastic stove. Beautiful looking and I expect to see some of your camping / cooking videos in the near future. Thanks Scott for sharing Eddy and "Steve" the Stove with us. Keep safe. 🌄🌄
I relly want one of these little fires 🔥 all the best frome Scotland whud love to do wat you doing can't drive lol but have a big statec in London cost and a little travel van up hills of Scotland l relly need this thank you so much for putting up all best
I would like to hear the response from the Insurance company on burning wood in a camper/ trailer/ RV etc. having said that, very cool, useful project, if you can find firewood , when camping, which is difficult in the Desert southwest, sometimes.
Hi! I am about to set a grizzly in my Mercedes Sprinter.. the stove is bolted down and I need to drill a hole in the ceiling. I have been looking for information about how to do the roof a d take the excess pipe when I drive. Can you tell me more How you took apart the pipes on the outside? I want to keep it low my van is already 11 feet tall. And trying to keep it discreet when I need to. Thanks . Great video.
Excellent application & build 👍very informative. As I have been living in a 5th wheel 34ft here in B.C 🇨🇦. As in winter, a 30lb propane bottle. Will last about 12 days, & need conserve it . For heating shower water + running my fridge when lose of hydro. Dislike plugging in , my emergency generator. Not quite anough, & can't sleep 😕.
Very nice and cosy. Maybe just one hint: it is a good idea to make a separate air intake for stove directly from outside. The reason is that if the stove will take air from inside of the trailer it will create slight under-pressure. The result is that a cold outside air will be sucked into trailer through any crack or opening. It will not only slightly decrease the effectivity of heating but first of all it can be felt when sitting inside.
This is very cool! I'm working on a tiny camper build and would love something like this, but don't think I have the room for it. Nevertheless, I enjoyed watching your video! At first when I saw your stove pipe coming out the top I thought to myself "that ain't gonna last driving down the road" so thanks for your clarification at the end. I suppose its not that much work to throw the pipe on when you arrive to your destination - at least once you consider the benefit you will get from the heat!
This is great! I have been thinking about temporarily installing mine to use to keep warm while I remodel my trailer. Thanks how important is the fresh air intake? I didn't order one.
Loving Eddie. I’ve been watching your entire build on this and was wondering if you ever found something to cover the gap between your window and the frame? A company in Canada called Phantom Screens makes an aluminum track for one of their screen windows that would fit perfectly in there. If you ever make it over there, it comes in black and it’s from their old screen window model. Just ask for Phantom Vision track from their screen window
I just ordered a 6 x 10 cargo/rv conversion trailer and looking at wood stoves. How have you liked the woods so far? Does the Dickinson Stove cook you out or manageable?
Great video! Could you please tell me where I can find the complete list of everything you purchased, where it was purchased and the complete cost? I thought it would be in the description, but I can't find it. I see a lot of other items linked, but not the things in this video. I could be overlooking it, but I can't seem to find the links. Thanks.
I have two units... I wonder how the cub is in comparison in person........ it is highly recommended here. Oh I'd upgrade the base to the slide tray ... makes it really nice when stoking and so on.................... no sparks on the floor
Was wondering about where the outside flange meets the exterior insulated exhaust pipe. Do you seal the connection with anything, or is it just left alone, because you dismember it for travel?
I don’t think I would have located it just inside the door- seems like a spot where it will be in the way and your likely to get burnt. Also, I would avoid putting holes in the roof if at all possible as your just asking for future problems - I would have put it out through a wall. Great videos, I really like watching it all come together. Thanks
Cubic Stove doesn't recommend putting an elbow in the flue and as for holes in the roof - he did caulk it so it will be fine. People put stoves through roofs for many years
I am gonna buy a forest in the next weeks and i am wondering what To install for the time i fix a trail for a futur cabin...should i buy a shipping container or a rv ahhh the question in live lol
From you’re Wisdom “ How to Build a smokeless wood burning stove / heater in the winter , if lose of electricity how to keep how above 33 degrees yo keep pipes from freezing ?
I got the boot gasket for traveling, it does not fit. OD of the pipe is ~ 4 7/8”, while ID of the rubber cap is ~ 5 9/16” Have you had this same issue? If so, have you found a remedy? The one supplied by Cubic Mini is too large to form a weather tight seal for traveling.
It may be a bit expensive but it is built like the proverbial brick shit house! You could buy a pre built camper but your not going to get the build quality that you get from doing it yourself. You will always know for sure how good your build is.
Quick question...would a floor stove installed, even with a heat shield, be safe when a family of 6 (2 adults, a 6 yr old, a 4 yr old, and twin 8 mo olds) will be living in a 35 foot travel trailer?
Would the Cub be sufficient for your trailer? I've got a 5x8 I'm building for overlanding 4 seasons. Space and weight is limited, on the fence on grizzly vs cub.
@DrenalinAdventures absolutely, I think the heat source is something a guy shouldn't cut corners on. Yeah I get into the cold cold, ND MT and WY areas. Better to trim weight somewhere else. Grizzly it is. Thanks for the reply!
Thanks very much for making this! Easily one of the most thorough installation videos we've come across. Hope the stove is treating you well.
Glad you liked it. Love the stove. It will be in my videos for years to come.
@@DrenalinAdventures That's wonderful to hear. Let us know if there is ever anything you need from us.
Any chance you could post this on your website? I think it would make a nice addition :)
This is the only video that told what to do on the roof. I have a 1994 Fleetwood American Eagle and I am debating with myself whether to go through the roof or one of the windows. Thank you so much for showing so much more than anyone else! I have it permanent on my property but I feel bad cutting into a perfectly great roof but it helps so much to know what the process looks like.
Great to hear it helped you 😊
A woodstove in a trailer should be a necessity, not only for warmth, but the ambiance it creates. Looks good.👍
I've seen many videos on installing wood burning stoves, but this one made the instructions seem so user friendly and it was pleasant to watch. 🙏🏼
Thanks 😊
You are the man! You have more determination than anyone that I know
You featured more great install info in 12 mins than others do in 43:21 mins.
🤔🤣🤣🤣👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!!
What an impressive product
Been waiting to see this video!!! Lol. Saw the teaser on IG a few days ago I believe. Very cool. Nicely done!!
Thanks buddy
I have had a Grizzly in my cottage work shop for years. We are in Eastern Ontario and in Feb it keeps the shop warm all day long. We have lots of Iron on the island so just cut up 4-5 in Mimi logs. Good choice.
Thumbs up Scott. Thanks for the video. 👍😁
That is a great stove. I love the idea of a wood stove in a trailer.
You are encouraging me to do my own build. I have a 14ft trailer that is now set up to transport some dirt bikes and camping gear. As I reach retirement in the next 4 years, I’m considering converting the trailer into a camper, much like yours. I’m a capable DIY’er and this looks like a super fun project. Love your content!
That is awesome! thanks.
Good job love that wood stove, good deal there well see ya next time see ya bye.
Very nice stove installation. Trailer looks great.
Thanks
Cozy. Great tutorially. Thanks for sharing.
Anytime
Dude amazing video thanks for sharing your experience. 👍👍👍👌🥳
With a nice wood stove like that, y'all will never get cold.
I really like this stove kit. I will definitely be interested in seeing how you like it as you go along. Thanks Scott
Eddie is coming along quite well Scott... Looking forward to the next episode.
Thanks Dennis
I am impressed with the wood stove trailer ♪
It’s coming together beautiful looking forward to seeing the final finished video
I like the pace and shots you use in your instructional videos Scott. I love that stove. Noticed it is listed as marine grade, so I guess the top railing keeps your coffee pot upright on the high seas! Cheers!
Yes, I’m sold. I will be ordering the same one. Thanks for the work on this.
Hope you enjoy it!
Nice stove Scott.
Thanks 👍
Stove looks great.🙂🇨🇦👍
Thank you!
This is my next investment for my bus! 👍
Good choice!
I think perhaps it is a good idea to use lock washers locktite or nylock nuts on everything since the whole thing will vibrate a lot while being on the road.
Love those Sealtest crates, Haven't seen Sealtest in many years!
Totally love your fireplace had to share it with a couple of friends we all kind of live in campers trying to figure out how to provide more heat in the winter.
Thanks for posting you stove installation, excellent video. I just recentry purchased a 1968 Avion C-11 Ultra slide in truck camper. I'll be removing the old original gas furnace and installing a home made solid fuel stove for heat, coal wood etc. I've had similar stoves on sailboats that burn charcoal, it important that the stove drafts properly for it to be safe.
Thanks
Sonny P.
Very instructive as usual Scott. Sweet looking stove n love your clear explanations n reasoning. Cheers
Very nice. I enjoyed your pacing and relaxed demeanor, and the trailer is really looking good. I recall reading about the benefits of a solid-fuel stove in such situations in L. Francis Herreshoff’s “The Compleat Cruiser.” Some useful 1950s stove management tips in there also.
Brilliant stove, nice ambiance and great installation. I also would go through the ceiling like you did. It looks very well sealed. Enjoy Scott!
Thank you very much!
I am very impressed. Very informative. Great job!
Thank you!
Very informative!
Glad you liked it
Good work👍👏👏👏.
EXCELLENT 👍❤️💯 very well presented 👍 look fwd to more! 💯
Great looking stove.👍👍
Thanks 👍
nailed it Great Job!
Enjoy learning from your videos. Much appreciated. Cheers bro.
Thanks for this video! I got to have one of these. My RV is chewing through a 30 lb tank of propane in a week or less. I got plenty of wood.
I have wanted to purchase one of these so thank you so much!
Stove looks great and I cant wait to see how well it performs in the trailer!
I gotta tell you thoygh I cringed as you put the hole in the roof. I have an old jayco trailer with a flat roof, and its a nightmare.
Seal the crap outta the edges of that boot, and make sure you angle the trailer to get the water off that roof every time it rains.
Yes, I cringed a bit too. Gotta do it though. More roof holes are coming with the fans.
I've never seen anyone use a washer that way! Unique in between the two panels
WOW! That kit seems really well built. Very nice.
Bonjour !.. vraiment sympa ce poêle Cubic... bonne continuation 😁
Looks great, pretty neat setup. 👍
Thanks 👍
Thank you so much... just bought it for the van I am building
Good choice!
Great video. Can’t wait for more. From Plano, TX.
Nice addition 👌
Thanks 👍
Excellent video thank you..
Glad you liked it!
Hello from France
Very interisting video
I wish you happy new year and i will see video from you in next weeks.Thanks.🙂
Thank you too
I have watched many installations of these stoves. The chimmny pipe tends to accumulate soot quickly and needs frequent cleaning. Be sure your install takes that into account.
Thanks for the info!
Przystojny,mądry i pali w piecu 😀
Hell yeah man.
GREAT INFORMATION MANY BLESSINGS 🙂😌🙂
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. The installation looks good and sound. There’s something to be said about building up something yourself that takes you places.
I can certainly see the attraction of installing a wood burning stove. I considered one myself in a cargo truck conversion. I installed a Espar D2 diesel heater instead. I tend to be on the move which makes a wood burning stove impractical for me as a primary heat source.
Fantastic stove. Beautiful looking and I expect to see some of your camping / cooking videos in the near future. Thanks Scott for sharing Eddy and "Steve" the Stove with us. Keep safe. 🌄🌄
You bet!
I have a 16 ft cargo trailer , I would like to convert. The stove will be a part of that project, great video.
Awesome.
I relly want one of these little fires 🔥 all the best frome Scotland whud love to do wat you doing can't drive lol but have a big statec in London cost and a little travel van up hills of Scotland l relly need this thank you so much for putting up all best
Thanks for sharing - please elaborate on the fresh air intake
Very nice Mini Cubic Grizzly!
We have now here in Finnish Lapland -28 Celcius, so I perhaps need one Cubic....
I would like to hear the response from the Insurance company on burning wood in a camper/ trailer/ RV etc. having said that, very cool, useful project, if you can find firewood , when camping, which is difficult in the Desert southwest, sometimes.
Hi! I am about to set a grizzly in my Mercedes Sprinter.. the stove is bolted down and I need to drill a hole in the ceiling. I have been looking for information about how to do the roof a d take the excess pipe when I drive. Can you tell me more How you took apart the pipes on the outside? I want to keep it low my van is already 11 feet tall. And trying to keep it discreet when I need to. Thanks . Great video.
Nice!
Thanks!
Good content
Excellent application & build 👍very informative. As I have been living in a 5th wheel 34ft here in B.C 🇨🇦. As in winter, a 30lb propane bottle. Will last about 12 days, & need conserve it . For heating shower water + running my fridge when lose of hydro. Dislike plugging in , my emergency generator. Not quite anough, & can't sleep 😕.
Very nice and cosy.
Maybe just one hint: it is a good idea to make a separate air intake for stove directly from outside. The reason is that if the stove will take air from inside of the trailer it will create slight under-pressure. The result is that a cold outside air will be sucked into trailer through any crack or opening. It will not only slightly decrease the effectivity of heating but first of all it can be felt when sitting inside.
Early to bed early to rise.
very nice.
Smart logic.
This is very cool! I'm working on a tiny camper build and would love something like this, but don't think I have the room for it. Nevertheless, I enjoyed watching your video! At first when I saw your stove pipe coming out the top I thought to myself "that ain't gonna last driving down the road" so thanks for your clarification at the end. I suppose its not that much work to throw the pipe on when you arrive to your destination - at least once you consider the benefit you will get from the heat!
This is great! I have been thinking about temporarily installing mine to use to keep warm while I remodel my trailer. Thanks how important is the fresh air intake? I didn't order one.
Loving Eddie. I’ve been watching your entire build on this and was wondering if you ever found something to cover the gap between your window and the frame? A company in Canada called Phantom Screens makes an aluminum track for one of their screen windows that would fit perfectly in there. If you ever make it over there, it comes in black and it’s from their old screen window model. Just ask for Phantom Vision track from their screen window
Haven't gotten to that issue yet but thanks
You must have been excited when you found such a perfect model for your purposes.
I just installed a Dickinson wood stove in my 6x10 cargo trailer.
Been testing it out recently.
I just ordered a 6 x 10 cargo/rv conversion trailer and looking at wood stoves. How have you liked the woods so far? Does the Dickinson Stove cook you out or manageable?
Woodstove*....not woods
Great information.but how much heat does it put out .and do they make the little fans that turn by the heat alone?
Great video! Could you please tell me where I can find the complete list of everything you purchased, where it was purchased and the complete cost? I thought it would be in the description, but I can't find it. I see a lot of other items linked, but not the things in this video. I could be overlooking it, but I can't seem to find the links. Thanks.
I have two units... I wonder how the cub is in comparison in person........ it is highly recommended here. Oh I'd upgrade the base to the slide tray ... makes it really nice when stoking and so on.................... no sparks on the floor
Loved watching your video, but my husband and I would like to know where you purchased your wood stove kit from....
Thanks a bunch!!
Cubic Mini Wood Stove in Quebec Canada
@@DrenalinAdventures Thank You 😊
That was helpful. How do you secure the stove while traveling? Maybe you mentioned it and I missed it?
It stays in place where it is.
Was wondering about where the outside flange meets the exterior insulated exhaust pipe. Do you seal the connection with anything, or is it just left alone, because you dismember it for travel?
Have you tried the roaster attachment for the stove, and if so, would you recommend it?
No I haven’t
I don’t think I would have located it just inside the door- seems like a spot where it will be in the way and your likely to get burnt. Also, I would avoid putting holes in the roof if at all possible as your just asking for future problems - I would have put it out through a wall. Great videos, I really like watching it all come together. Thanks
And if an ember dropped out undetected, the potential for a fire in front of your egress
I think I would of waited until the trailer was finished too.
Cubic Stove doesn't recommend putting an elbow in the flue and as for holes in the roof - he did caulk it so it will be fine. People put stoves through roofs for many years
@@FullSunshineDreams needs way more lap sealant everywhere. Every screw should have it everywhere. This baby will leak with time
I am gonna buy a forest in the next weeks and i am wondering what To install for the time i fix a trail for a futur cabin...should i buy a shipping container or a rv ahhh the question in live lol
Question. How long is the burn time when fully stoked? Will it be safe to sleep while it remains burning?
Burn time is short even with hard woods. Never make it through the night. You’ll need a secondary heat source or a warm sleeping bag. I have both 👍
From you’re Wisdom “ How to Build a smokeless wood burning stove / heater in the winter , if lose of electricity how to keep how above 33 degrees yo keep pipes from freezing ?
curious if you think sparks from fire might damage the rubber roof ?
When you were screwing the top and back panel together, why did you put the washer inbetween the two pieces?
I like the stove but you really need a bit bigger knife. Cool trailer too.
Can I have the link for the stove and wall mount? We are almost done with our CTCC
Hi, can you please tell me where to get the 5 inch insulated pipe? Thanks!
I got the boot gasket for traveling, it does not fit. OD of the pipe is ~ 4 7/8”, while ID of the rubber cap is ~ 5 9/16”
Have you had this same issue? If so, have you found a remedy? The one supplied by Cubic Mini is too large to form a weather tight seal for traveling.
I just searched for this stove and they don't show it. I found everything but the stove.🤣😅
It may be a bit expensive but it is built like the proverbial brick shit house! You could buy a pre built camper but your not going to get the build quality that you get from doing it yourself. You will always know for sure how good your build is.
Quick question...would a floor stove installed, even with a heat shield, be safe when a family of 6 (2 adults, a 6 yr old, a 4 yr old, and twin 8 mo olds) will be living in a 35 foot travel trailer?
Respectfully, it all depends on the parents.
👍👍
Would the Cub be sufficient for your trailer? I've got a 5x8 I'm building for overlanding 4 seasons. Space and weight is limited, on the fence on grizzly vs cub.
cub would be fine but if you can fit it get the grizzly
@DrenalinAdventures absolutely, I think the heat source is something a guy shouldn't cut corners on. Yeah I get into the cold cold, ND MT and WY areas. Better to trim weight somewhere else. Grizzly it is. Thanks for the reply!