Installing wood stove in RV

SAR Tracker wrote:
Lots of ideas and pictures here

S.O.B. Thanks, I always use Google images, but it just slit my mind (hard drive is full!)

I am interested in this venue because I have had a wood burner in my house for decades and yes even a small BTU stove can cook you right out of it, windows open and it's 90* inside & zero outside, and I only run the fuel oil burner once a week to keep moisture out of the basement & system, so I do have experience with installing and using firewood stoves in a home but it can be messy, but I'm torn between pellet stove and the ease of it, but at $240 a ton vs. free firewood, just have to cut & split & stack, problem my back is shot but would have to carry/ move pellet bags regardless so....

Its doable,Ive seen some house truck on YT once that had wood stove,sorry have no link..
Just make sure the stove gets fresh air from outside somehow,maybe a small opening thru floor below the stove..

I use small Espar diesel in my TC and its darn efficient,,used couple gallons of fuel per week..at - 20..but then I have R-10 insulation everywhere and double pane windows..

Heres a stove in camper,,check the other links too

https://youtu.be/ER4tQFvBFfg

As long as properly ventilated....but one issue, just one, and you are dead, dead, dead. Also clean smoke stack at least every other month.

PICTURES, does anybody have pictures? Ideas?

Yes, saw a wood stove installed in about a 24 ft Class C last winter at the University of Alaska in Anchorage.

Bill

I had a buddy install a tiny one in his 24(?) foot boat. Made enough heat to drive us out!