Will the new Timberline heater be able to connect to the some or all of the existing stock ducting? For really cold winter use there is a need for heat to get to the water pump, gulper sump pump, water bay, cargo bay, etc.
Part two is it works🤷♂️. I'll compile the time lapses sometime this week. But we also did the 23b sprinter and I have been living in it about a week and a half now working out the system to make sure it's all good before we post a full part 2.
This a real game changer, never been a huge fan of propane for really anything. Glad you're offering this option!
I need this, sent in request for install
We can make it happen!!
Will the new Timberline heater be able to connect to the some or all of the existing stock ducting? For really cold winter use there is a need for heat to get to the water pump, gulper sump pump, water bay, cargo bay, etc.
Oh yeah. It's using 100% of the stock ducting with almost twice the air flow output in my testing
Waiting for part 2?
Part two is it works🤷♂️. I'll compile the time lapses sometime this week. But we also did the 23b sprinter and I have been living in it about a week and a half now working out the system to make sure it's all good before we post a full part 2.
@@FreedomVanGo It's been about 3 months. Any idea when you'll post an update?
@@Rick-nf8ju the update is it works🤷♂️. I'm sure we will do an overview of function. Maybe when we are up in Iowa next week
What are the safety differences between propane, gasoline and diesel in this application?
Gas and diesel are inherently safer. Propane you have to turn off in tunnels and has much more regulation