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A few incidences to where the old oil filler pipe was left on the house, tanks removed and by accident, the oil company comes by and fills the basement with fuel oil. As a kid in Florida in the 1960's - 1970's, fuel oil furnaces were popular with the tank buried under the ground next to the house. More modest homes had a tank on a stand outside next to the house. These days, most who live in neiighoroods without natural gas have converted to heat pumps. Crazy to think that in 2024, people still use oil.

Your an AC saver. What thickness did you use? We have single pane windows so gonna use blank sheets to help with our other windows.

That new track is too narrow. It may be strong but the center of gravity will be too high, so any slight lean from ground changes, example due to moisture, will be very dangerous. Especially with children near by. Just add diagonal bracing to reduce danger.

Three cinder blocks and and four 2x4's is all you need. Nothing fancy, no brackets, no screws, no metal. Two more cinder blocks and three 2x4's will add another 8 ft length to it and keep on going. Overthinking the simplest thing is not needed here folks. It'a just firewood. Stack it and quit being all fancy.

Where did you buy the durplex?

OH HELL NAH I'VE BEEN RUNNING FOR MY LIFE

How did you get the vents to stay in the plexiglass.

Why didn't you use glue for the side cut it right size

Why wouldn't you American stack the ends and then fill the middle? This doesn't make any sense.

I noticed that the crank window isn't open all the way, is it okay to just leave it partially open or is it better to just leave it fully open or maybe no difference at all?

I've never seen fireworks that amazing before!

u look like roger federer

What size duraplex do you use? thickness wise?

i though of a similar idea butt my casement window doesnt have a slot for fly screen. could not figure out how to mount it. please help :(

Holy cow I had this problem and I was looking for the solution and think I just got it thank you bro 👌🏻

How do you keep rain or bugs from coming into the vent?

Ooh er, that's one big spider 🕷 don't hurt it.

Does all the heat stay out? Or does outside heat come inside

I would leave the side 2x4s and slap a roof on the thing

Can u see regular tv channels there?

Hello, how do you fix the plexiglass to the window frame so that it doesn't fall off, and get stuck to the frame?

Bloody excellent solution, thanks for the video man!

That wouldn’t hold in a storm though

Did you need to secure the vent openings/hoses to the plexiglass? I’m going to be doing this, but don’t want the hoses to be falling out.

Your idea is a good one! The only thing is your setup is not burglar-proof. If you run that at night with no one in the room, it can easily be pushed through. There must be a way to make this type of setup secure to a casement window?

Why not just use the insert that came with it and then plexiglass for the remaining part of the window? Seems like it would be a lot easier at least. That's what I was planning to do.

This is a great video. Thanks for sharing. How much do you think you saved with the conversion so far?

Seems to be good . But how much it costs?

I bought a Lutron MS-OPS2H occupancy sensor. It has a ground and a neutral wire. Instructions say to connect neutral and ground to the ground if you don’t have a neutral. I added the piece of wire to the screw in the metal box and wire nutted the three wires together.the light came on and stayed on, so the sensor didn’t work. I took it out and I put my old one back in place. The old one worked without the ground, but since you showed me how to ground it, I did so. The main reason I was trying to swap it out is the old one was made for incandescent bulbs and doesn’t work well with led or fluorescent. It had gotten where it would just dim when it was supposed to turn off. We’ll see what is does not that it is grounded! I have this in my kitchen because there is only one light switch, if you come into the kitchen at night, it’s on the wrong side of the room!

Can you post the link to the air conditioner so I can buy it on amazon?

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Yum love crepes, with lime and sugar is really nice.

i am looking to conversion as well with out heating both for warmth and hot water i’m over the almost 700.00 every 6 weeks i also live in connecticut

Rough ❤

Brilliant solution that anyone can do!

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What a looser didn’t show how he connected on the tv

How can I get in touch either the people that you bought the gas boila cause I’m almost like you spending to much oil and my house is in the mountains in PA . If you can give me a 🙏 I will like to change my boila

You really need a front loader or tractor with a snow plow for that big of a property, then you won't need to swop batteries all the time.

Where do you live?

What screws did you use to mount it?

Great demonstration!

Bro, could you have just cut a round hole in the window glass (like you would for a cat door) and put a standard 100 mm fitting through that?

You need a Honda

His driveway is the size of an aircraft carrier.

Beautiful property!!

Like an electric car

You're not wrong. You were just misinformed. Green this, and eco that sounds wonderful...it really does, but the tech isn't ready yet. I'd love an ev car, but I'm not willing to lay out that much money, only to watch the battery capacity decline after a few years to the point wheree I have to limp between charging stations.

Replace the battery with LiPO4, not sure what exactly you have as a battery currently, but it aounds like it's lead acid.