A portable chimney system includes a trailer having an opening extending into an interior of the trailer. A door is hingedly coupled to the trailer and the door is positionable in a closed position. An awning is removably coupled to the trailer. The awning is selectively positioned on the rear side such that the awning surrounds the opening. The door abuts the awning when the door is positioned in the closed position. A chimney is removably coupled to the awning. The chimney may be fluidly coupled to a stove is positioned within the trailer thereby facilitating the chimney to direct combustion gases outwardly from the trailer.

Technologies are described for vent extension systems. The systems may comprise a first extension attached to an intake vent, a second extension attached to an exhaust vent, and a third extension attached to an alternator vent of a generator housing. The first and second extensions may include a first upper section including a first and second end and a bend; and a first lower section including a first and second end and a bend. The first end of the first lower section may be configured to connect to the second end of the first upper section. The third extension may include a second upper section including a first and second end and a bend; and a second lower section including a first and second end and a bend. The first end of the second lower section may be configured to connect to the second end of the second upper section.

Technologies are described for vent extension systems. The systems may comprise a first extension attached to an intake vent, a second extension attached to an exhaust vent, and a third extension attached to an alternator vent of a generator housing. The first and second extensions may include a first upper section including a first and second end and a bend; and a first lower section including a first and second end and a bend. The first end of the first lower section may be configured to connect to the second end of the first upper section. The third extension may include a second upper section including a first and second end and a bend; and a second lower section including a first and second end and a bend. The first end of the second lower section may be configured to connect to the second end of the second upper section.

Devices, systems, and methods for portable, free-standing exhaust systems for exhausting gases from internal combustion type engines, including portable generators. Portable, free-standing exhaust system comprising a plurality of metal exhaust stack sections, forming a continuous hollow column; a housing stand with legs holding the column; a hanger bracket connecting the housing stand and a connector tube, including a separation space, which is connected to an exhaust pipe for exhausting gases.

Devices, systems, and methods for portable, free-standing exhaust systems for exhausting gases from internal combustion type engines, including portable generators. Portable, free-standing exhaust system comprising a plurality of metal exhaust stack sections, forming a continuous hollow column; a housing stand with legs holding the column; a hanger bracket connecting the housing stand and a connector tube, including a separation space, which is connected to an exhaust pipe for exhausting gases.

A smoke ring assembly that includes: an inner ring, where the inner ring is a cylindrical tube having a first diameter; an outer ring, where the outer ring is a cylindrical tube having a second diameter, where the first diameter is less than the second diameter and the inner ring is vertically aligned into the outer ring during use; a series of holes at the top perimeter of the inner ring; a throttle ring, where the throttle ring supports the outer and inner ring; a series of throttle holes around the perimeter of the throttle ring; and a removable handle for use with the throttle ring, where the removable handle inserts into the one of the throttle holes. The smoke ring assembly may further include handles on the inner ring to allow for removal of the inner ring from the outer ring. The inner ring preferably includes an outer lip that over laps the outer ring.

A smoke ring assembly that includes: an inner ring, where the inner ring is a cylindrical tube having a first diameter; an outer ring, where the outer ring is a cylindrical tube having a second diameter, where the first diameter is less than the second diameter and the inner ring is vertically aligned into the outer ring during use; a series of holes at the top perimeter of the inner ring; a throttle ring, where the throttle ring supports the outer and inner ring; a series of throttle holes around the perimeter of the throttle ring; and a removable handle for use with the throttle ring, where the removable handle inserts into the one of the throttle holes. The smoke ring assembly may further include handles on the inner ring to allow for removal of the inner ring from the outer ring. The inner ring preferably includes an outer lip that over laps the outer ring.

A portable chimney system includes a trailer having an opening extending into an interior of the trailer. A door is hingedly coupled to the trailer and the door is positionable in a closed position. An awning is removably coupled to the trailer. The awning is selectively positioned on the rear side such that the awning surrounds the opening. The door abuts the awning when the door is positioned in the closed position. A chimney is removably coupled to the awning. The chimney may be fluidly coupled to a stove is positioned within the trailer thereby facilitating the chimney to direct combustion gases outwardly from the trailer.

A portable chimney system includes a trailer having an opening extending into an interior of the trailer. A door is hingedly coupled to the trailer and the door is positionable in a closed position. An awning is removably coupled to the trailer. The awning is selectively positioned on the rear side such that the awning surrounds the opening. The door abuts the awning when the door is positioned in the closed position. A chimney is removably coupled to the awning. The chimney may be fluidly coupled to a stove is positioned within the trailer thereby facilitating the chimney to direct combustion gases outwardly from the trailer.