Has anyone done it. That's right, either install a pellet stove or a real wood stove in their RV, motorcoach or camper to winter over In NE PA, or basically 4 months of freezing hell. There are small units made for tents I see but I don't see why you...
Am wondering if anyone lives in a motor home year round? I may have no choice but concerned about the winter, where it gets well below freezing for months. My major concern is how well insulated say a newer or older Class A coach is to prevent water/...
Am wondering if any one has done it. I have a piece of land (free parking!) and the house has been removed but a very new septic system is still there. Not sure how to pull it off like holding tank bypass,connections, parts, hoses needed?
GaryKH wrote:I haven't seen any pellet stoves designed for that small of a floor area. We have a small one in our house(1550sq.ft.) and there are times when it's just too roasty! I have seen very small wood stoves work great in vans before. I think y...
rockhillmanor wrote:Just remember that with a pellet stove you need electric for the hopper. Electric goes out in storm and you don't have heat. Wood burner as long as you have wood you won't freeze to death! :CThat all said I have never been in a ho...
Grit dog wrote:Those radiant propane heaters create so much moisture it would be raining inside almost. Great little heaters, not a good long term solution. If a guy is able, wood heat is the cheapest heat around. And the OP is on a budget or he woul...
Grit dog wrote:Now you're on to something. And firewood warms you 3 times. Definately think more disposable for the RV vs expensive though if you're going to do this. Protect your capital since you're in a bind already. Better get some dead wood spl...
S.O.B. I have you tube opened in a browser right now! Yeah my hrd drive must be full, I am always directing folks to check out youtube. Thanks, I appreciate the help!
