The Racetrack Garage Facelift Begins! Paint & Vevor Diesel Heater Testing
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Thank you to Vevor for sponsoring today's video with the diesel heater as shown.
The heater (s.vevor.com/bf...) seems to work really well, but would be MUCH better suited for any area that's got a much smaller square footage like a trailer, camper, shed, tent, overlanding activities, small building etc.
The garage is just too big for it to heat up in any short amount of time.
"VEVOR Diesel Air Heater, 12V 5KW All-on-one Diesel Heater with Remote Control and LCD, 5L Fuel Tank Portable Diesel Parking Heater, Rapid Heating for RV Trailer Camper Van Boat And Indoors"
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Next up for the track is getting power restored to the garage, and to continue fixing the building up! Thanks for watching today's video. If you'd like to check out the diesel heater, or tig welder check out the links in the description. Thanks!
Mount the heater inside so you are reheating the existing air and not heating cold air and forcing out air from the building . Drill a hole run a pipe thru wall and slide exhaust thru it. Depending on your controller you can up the pulse rate and increase the btu's with passcode 1866. Instead of battery buy a 30 amp power(does not need 30 amp but the smaller ones are junk and have no cooling fan) supply for $20 and wire up so you don't need a battery. I also remove the end cap on the heater and use a hose clamp instead to increase air flow .
If you ever roll the walls again just do everything in wall epoxy. Most of the big paint brands have a product available that’s not much more than a decent paint. You can literally pressure wash your walls after if you want and very oil/grease resistant.
Watched every track episode from the start. Watching from Australia.
Thanks for watching! More to come, as always.
I've been watching you since you first bought the track somehow UA-cam and what watch put us together. You have no reason to apologize for what you're doing if you start to get pulled down by detail work on something that large you get nowhere. You have a real job and a family it's quite amazing how much time and hard work you put into the place it all looks so good. Thanks for another video hope to stop by there sometime I do get up north I'm down in Central Florida and I keep watching.
Damn, drainage on that dirt track deff needs to be improved. Stoked to see what the spring brings!
Nice work.
I like how you’ve approached this racetrack as-what can you do to make a difference with each step?
Making it better incrementally rather than waiting for a day when you can do it all at once.
Because that day rarely comes.
Mean while you have satisfaction and enjoyment of each accomplishment
That's exactly how I've been approaching everything. Do what's realistic, as time and money allow. If you sit around and wait for a windfall of "money", you're going to be sitting empty handed for a very long time.
I'd rather make due with what we've got for now than wait for the planets to align and everything to be absolutely perfect.
Once again a great video! I can't wait to see how far you will get this year on the property! Ive loved seeing the progress you have made
Thanks Caleb, it's a project that gets chipped away at over time as money allows. It's a small channel, but I'm doing what I can. Thanks for watching!
Great to hear the guy who was living in the garage is doing much better and not living like that anymore. Always good to see someone work their way out of a situation like that. Although you buying the track exacerbated that for them I'm sure lol
This is the second one of these I have seen reviewed by a youtuber. Both times they have had to rig something to make it work. There has to be a better solution even for that price point out there.
The new paint looks wonderful, much more light.
It's 10x better in there. The walls were just disgusting too. The little stuff really goes a long way! Can't wait to have power and lighting in the garage.
An New Year & A New Video!! Looking good Mr Greenlight
Thanks Craig! More videos to come on the track. Progress is slow, but steady as time and money allow.
@@Greenlightfilming Weather Permitting Also!! Little steps in the right direction brother!! 💯
Happy New Year, I always enjoy these track updates!
Happy New Year to you, too. Thanks for supporting g the track and watching progress, as slow as it may seem.
I have an Eberspacher 12v Diesel heater in my van.
Some items to be aware of if the instructions were not good:
1). The Exhaust and pipe gets very hot
2) mine says 2 meters max length for exhaust.
3) angle all exhaust down so condensation can run out.
4) direct exhaust Away from both combustion air inlet AND heater supply inlet so that you’re not blowing fumes into the heater or heated space.
5). The heated air can reach 180f so keep combustibles far enough away. Did it melt the tarp?
6). The first run cycle will take multiple starts to prime properly. No idea why they include so much hose unless they want you to be able to remote mount the fuel tank?
7) the fuel pump must be at an approximate 30 degree angle and close to fuel tank because it is most efficient pushing not pulling fuel.
8) if you often run at low speeds in warmer fall temps in a small building you’ll want to let her rip for 20 minutes on high output regularly so that the soot doesn’t build up.
I like that diesel heater. I use something similar but its one of those bigger torpedo style ones. It puts out a ton of heat but you need to figure out how to vent the garage cuz it just shoots all the combustion out with the heat
Glade to see more content
I'm still working and filming as time allows. Things have gotten pretty busy lately. Not much free time to make UA-cam videos. Thanks for watching!
I love your videos!~ I'm very poor, so the only way I can support is to watch the videos, but I wish you the best of luck in 2024!~
Thanks for watching, appreciate the support!
the HVAC guys funny
A really long exhaust pipe running through the interior could extract every Joule of heat. I've seen that done with woodstoves. Sometimes with a fan on the exhaust system to pull the gasses through the whole way properly.
I guess you want the gasses dumped outside to be at room temperature or so.
To add: to get every joule of heat, the unit would need to be indoors itself of course, as it will probably be above room temperature itself? But then you deal with the noise as well, and the fuel, etc. At least it's diesel which doesn't ignote easily at all.
I could see that being a way to extract more heat like you're saying. If I recall, the manual did mention not having the exhaust pipe length run over like 1 meter? I'm not sure why that is.
@@Greenlightfilming That heater is designed to be indoors. The combustion intake and exhaust are meant to be run to the outdoors. The heater has a return opening that is meant to bring inside air into the heater and heat it. It works just like a home furnace. As the heater draws in the room air, say it is 25 degrees to start, the heater may raise the return air temperature by 20 degrees so you will have 45 degree air coming out the supply. Gradually the air inside is warmed up and now you have 45 degree air drawing into the heater and it raises it 20 degrees so now it has 65 degree air coming out the supply. That continues until the space is heated to the desired temperature. By having the heater outside of the space you are always bringing cold 25 degree air into the heater to try to heat the space.
Can’t run a longer exhaust pipe as it would smother the engine due to poor exhaust flow. With it drawing in cold air and heating it, you are running a system that leaks heated air out of the enclosed space. The delta from outdoor air to the output would be better if the entire unit was inside so that the air it takes in to heat would be warmer as the room starts to heat, giving a higher output temp.
Landlord special 😂
It's a method 😂
The way you have it installed you're sucking in the cold air and heating it You're supposed to be recirculating the air The units supposed to be inside and exhausting the intake and exhaust and then recirculating the hot air otherwise you're heating the cold air from outside
A few folks have chimed in saying the same thing, which makes sense after some review.
The exhaust pipe I had for this unit had a few pinholes and didn't seem to make the most positive seal on the bottom of the unit.
Exhausting diesel into the garage seemed like a dumb idea? I digress lol.
I need a new exhaust pipe and bulkhead for a wall opening/window.
You can call your friends and Play Pond hockey!
You need to point the exhaust away from the heater.
You have it pointed right where the air inlet is on the back of the heater.
It will suck in exhaust fumes and blow them into the garage.
And there are plenty of videos on how to mount them.
Personally I hate the all in one units.
You are actually correct, and I need to route it a little better before future use. I ran the pipe before turning the unit on. The instructions were all but impossible to comprehend, so this may have been more easily avoidable.
Make sure you don't mount heater so its hard to get back apart for servicing. I have to take these units apart a lot more than I would like but when they are working they are great .
What sort of maintenance do you end up doing to them? I haven't run the unit for many, many hours on end yet.
@@Greenlightfilming If you ever have problems just contact me and can get you my number to explain better ,too many things to type . Hopefully you are trouble free with heater thru winter.
For how much heat that thing puts out, why is the exhaust pipe so thin? Also the ticking of the fuel pump would drive me insane!!!
However the paint really brightens up the place!
you posted this as i am trying to get my 2 year old unit to fire up. its flooded and wont stop smoking. i pinched the fuel line and this is the 10th try to start it with pinched line and still smokey
its a vevor diesel heater also.
@@Snowbikebro2 do yourself a favor get an extra blower motor , fuel pump and screens to have on hand .
Do these units end up being pretty maintenance intensive?
@@Greenlightfilming Make sure to use clean fuel for these and yes they can have issues and can be annoying when you just want heat. Keep extra screens , a fuel pump and a fan motor on hand. I use a propane torch to burn out the soot in blast tube when servicing.
@@Greenlightfilming No maintainance in 2 years. been perfect till the other day. the glow plug finally died i think.
its probably illegal here in California
They're going to make breathing illegal there
first!
Thanks Jake 👍🏻 see you this summer sometime!
cut that muffler back off they do more damage then good to those heaters