Propex heater installation

[Foz]

JK do a VIM bracket......
http://www.justkampers.com/vim-vehicle-in-motion-bracket-for-propex-heater-hs2000.html

....is this a good viable purchase? Or as you say just make sure the inlet is pointing towards the rear of the bus?

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[martin.sim]

Do those go on end of exhaust/inlet pipes ? Seem pricey


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[sparkywig]

You don't need them, just make sure the the inlet and exhaust are facing backwards and are close to the outrigger to stop spray and **** entering the pipes.
Mine gets used when driving and never had a problem.

 

[gas1man]

Sparkywig is right, they are not needed.
I would not put one on the end as they are to close and my (personal) opinion
is that it is liable to cross contamination when stationary.
I do agree it does look nice , maybe further apart.

J & P

 

[matt-me]

You don't need them, just make sure the the inlet and exhaust are facing backwards and are close to the outrigger to stop spray and **** entering the pipes.
Mine gets used when driving and never had a problem.

Agree with the wigmeister....Al

 

[StripedHemi]

yep a waste of £36 as the others have said they arn't needed....

 

[Foz]

Ok thanks for that guys, as I was going to get one of these else....cheers

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[Watty]

Ive got Steve at Zeds Bus garage putting one in for me at the moment

I want it under the passenger seat as I can run off the same bottle for my cooker as Ive got a Devon Moonraker with a swing out cooker unit. That way with minimal fuss I should be able to heat front and rear

Check this link go to the bottom of the thread

http://thelatebay.com/index.php?threads/viking-restoration-blood-sweat-tears-tragik.1537/page-11" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I would also recommend Steve...really good guy

 

[Foz]

Love the idea of housing it under the front seat area! My only concern would be where to affix the vent pipes properly in the wheel tub.

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