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The cubic mini has a major flaw. In order to clean the flu pipe you must remove two plates from the inside of the stove. The plates are attached with two screws that must be loosened in order to remove the plates. My screws crumbled due to the heat, and my plates are stuck in there. I can’t...

Those question marks were emojis btw.

Contacted cubic today, we’ll see what they say tomorrow. I’m curious if anybody else has had this problem. I can’t be the only one. Thanks for the reply ??❤️

So overall I am happy with the stove. I’ve had it for 3 months with no problems, but recently I got a bit lackadaisical with my flu cleaning schedule and didn’t clean it for about 2 weeks. This doesn’t really have anything to do with the problem. Fellow owners of this stove know that in order to...

The amount of response i'm getting from this post is miraculous, i want to thank you all for replying to me. I believe i am pro-propane in my conversion, simply for the reasons B and C covered. If i spent my whole life avoiding disasters waiting to happen, i'd be a hut. To my understanding, if...

Got it, thanks for looking into that for me! After all this, if i forget my soapy bottle and sensors i deserve to perish.

Great advise Ray, I'm seriously considering moving the tank outside. Wether i buy a new tank, cheapest one i could find was $150, or just mount my current above my rear bumper, is undecided. The longer i think about it, the more i begin to realize i am a paranoid paranoid person haha. Its my...

sounds like under the box is the way to go ehh, anybody know good tanks/mounting kits that are cheapish. I am in college and money is tight.  Thanks for the reply johnny  :cool:

I have a Freightliner step van, to clarify not box truck my bad.

thats the safest and smartest, but lets say i want to be kinda dumb about it to conform to my system, will i be safe under the conditions i described in your opinion?

Thanks Ray, alotta good info in there. You did a good job curbing my anxiety, but my paranoia is still there. Mostly because my propane tank is mounted directly across the box truck from my wood stove. Its concealed under my sink in a box sealed with silicone, but still. Moving it would mean it...

Thanks for the speedy reply! I'm contemplating mounting it horizontally underneath, but i'm already fully invested in what i have going on. Changing that up would require me to change everything up, which i'm willing to do if it means life continues. I'm not sure if my tank can go horizontal...

I am having anxiety about my recent decision to install a propane tank in my box truck. I heat my truck with the cubic mini, and am trying to figure out if i am at risk of being blown up if i choose to use a 20lbs propane tank in the same truck to fuel my cooktop and tankless water heater. I am...