Anyone want new propex heaters?
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Pete
I am interested too
Been looking at 2nd hand - recent fleabay prices on the steep side for the older orange coloured units, average £240, then to get it serviced/tested by propex costs anything between £40 and £180 depending on age/state of electronics, gas jets and gauzes.
So at those prices, I'm thinking new is the better option
gerry
I am interested too
Been looking at 2nd hand - recent fleabay prices on the steep side for the older orange coloured units, average £240, then to get it serviced/tested by propex costs anything between £40 and £180 depending on age/state of electronics, gas jets and gauzes.
So at those prices, I'm thinking new is the better option
gerry
No worries. I was looking on ebay too, hence what prompted me to sort out a good deal.
All I need is 5 orders at any time & I can get them sorted. I can deliver them to shows to save a few pennies too.
All I need is 5 orders at any time & I can get them sorted. I can deliver them to shows to save a few pennies too.
VeeDubMan
Well-known member
Pete - got my van back from Mark at MNC at last so starting to do the rebuild now. A Propex is on my list too, so put me down for one.
Cheers
Steve
Cheers
Steve
hipshaker
Well-known member
was wondering, are they single outlet ones?
and, if its not too stupid a question, what are the reasons for more outlets? i'm sure i've seen twin (and maybe triple) outlet ones advertised.
and, if its not too stupid a question, what are the reasons for more outlets? i'm sure i've seen twin (and maybe triple) outlet ones advertised.
These are single outlets. you can probably get a Y piece to split them into two.
The space in a camper is quite small & the heater normally goes under the rear seat.
The heat source is therefore near where you are sitting, so will be warm enough anyway.
The space in a camper is quite small & the heater normally goes under the rear seat.
The heat source is therefore near where you are sitting, so will be warm enough anyway.
Pete,
not sure if this is happening but
I am definitely in the market for a new propex this spring
let me know
gerry
not sure if this is happening but
I am definitely in the market for a new propex this spring
let me know
gerry
VeeDubMan
Well-known member
Hi Pete - what's the final price? And are they exactly the same as the Bluebird versions http://www.bluebird-type2.co.uk/heat.htm?
Cheers
Steve
Cheers
Steve
Price is £375 without postage.
They are direct from Propex. They are a Heatsource 2000 the same as Bluebird.
(I will see what I can do with postage to get a good rate. I might be able to do it including post at £375).
They are direct from Propex. They are a Heatsource 2000 the same as Bluebird.
(I will see what I can do with postage to get a good rate. I might be able to do it including post at £375).
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