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Do i need to hook up the gas heater to my gas line? Can i do the same with an electric heater & do those just plug in, or they have to be wired into the electricity?

Until you remove the clamp and it springs straight back

Are you going to make another video on how to replace the center chrome bumper piece? I need to do mine too and wondering how hard it was. Thanks

Where did you get the shower?

Do you have septic or well? Where does the water come from also do you think I would be able to do the same in a single wide mobile home? Great Video!

Basic, but it's a start! Thanks

Beautiful

MODEST MOUSE!!!

That’s another way to do it, I usually put a screw or a nail on the side of the wall 2x4, even or just below the wood need ed to move then take my pry bar under the mail or screw and above the bios and pull Down to where it’s need to be then screw down in place. Your method also works, matter of preference. Sure someone does it another way

Is it a gas water heater or electric

How does the water pump receive the "on" or "off" signal considering the tank isnt pressurized?

Don’t waste your time putting those drain tiles in. Put a smooth bore proper pipe.

just exhaust in the house? open a window, i assume?

It's pronounced culvert...not 'culavert.'

Innovative!

Now you can sell the rock to someone who is doing some landscaping. Great job.

Those are drain tiles, not culverts.

That's a navigable water according to the EPA. lol.

How did you do the drain for the shower?

How do you charge your battery ? We off grid would love to have shower and some electricity

How is your bump hooked up to get electric

And when you leave during winter, you have to drain it all? How would you do that? I'm about to make the same type of installation. Only difference is that I have a small well to get my water.

How often do you have to fill up the 55 gallon water tank?

How would you go about running cold water 🤔

Thank you so much for thoroughly explaining how it fits together! This was very helpful!

Do you have cold water plumed as well or just keep the hot water at a temp you want it? I'm looking to do something very similar, but i like how you set that up. I'll be using 48 volt dc solar, to a 120 volt ac. Eventually I'll add a breaker box an wire it up right. Do you have any videos of the actual build of your cabin? I just found you're channel and have not looked at all the vids you have posted. Thanks for the great info!

What is the DC pump plugged into?

Nice Job!

what about cold water

Awesome! Where does the used water go?

Exactly what im looking for

Thanks , there isn't much content on this setup. Based on what you did here, it should work for my place as well. I was concerned it wouldn't push the hot water.

I bought one, and was disappointed with the product, overpriced, not even close to complete, you only get enough pipe to barely get through the wall, Duravent doesn't seem to know that roofs have an overhang, or they are just too cheap to give you the extra foot you need to clear the overhang! So, once you are through the wall you will now have to fabricate everything to get far enough out to clear the overhang that every roof I have ever seen has, unless you want to butcher your roof. At around a hundred and fifty bucks for a two-foot piece you can plan on pushing a thousand bucks for your flu and a bunch of headaches, not to mention the dented-up product once removed from the box. Wish I had not purchased this product!

Nice job!

Very nice! I could have used that this past summer when my RV refrigerator was killing my milk and egg life. At the very least, it would be a good backup for the summer or could use it for more freezer space. I thought they were twice that price. $189 is reasonable, for sure.

Nice setup! I'm thinking about putting my on-demand water heater outside for venting. Cased-in with the propane tank. Would run the water line inside the building. It's warm most of the year down here on the Texas coast, but I'd still wrap the water lines on the outside. Can you think of any downside if I do it that way? You have 16" under your cabin, and I'm planning on 24-30" under mine. If so, I could make an access door and install that under the skirted cabin?

I respect frugal thinking! It's going to look very nice also!

Excellent.

LOL This video answered some of my questions from another video. Maybe I should watch all of these, THEN ask my questions! lol

Excellent advice. I want the same size building (16x24). I was wondering about spacing on those concrete blocks. I notice they look evenly spaced, but I can't gauge the distance between them. Also I'm curious about the logic (your guide) used on their placement. Good video. Very helpful.

Heck yes ... Boss of the Swamp bubble wrapped floor and skirting!!! Recently watched every video on his channel. The man is sharp! Your building style reminds me of his work. That may be part of why I'm enjoying your channel so much.

Very good! Are you going to use your famous mesh sand paper to screen them someday?

Was a sweet money saver to get an old RV fridge/freezer!!! Smart. I live near Galveston, and mine doesn't cool good when the temp hits the 90s outside. Freezer does ok, but the refrigerator get far too warm. It's autumn now, so it's going good again.

Did you build the cabin yourself? I've mentioned it before, but it's an outstanding design.

Are you thinking of setting up an Amazon shopping link? A lot of channels do that and some even include links to their tools and each item featured in their videos. Great way to earn a few dollars and also help us viewers to find items you used in each project (and items you recommend).

Love this video. Very helpful.

cool

Clever using the mesh sand paper. Perfect insect screen for the mushroom vent cap.

Thanks for the video. Super simple and looks easy to add-on panels and more batteries later

New sub. Really love your cabin design. It has all of the elements I want to put in mine. (size, rafter roof, high pitch, porch, window locations, etc.) BTW I think it's a class-act to credit the person you got this method from.