Re: [SilverStreak] Heatting

["Bev Harris" <zia@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm no expert, but when I was searching for trailers, not all had heaters ... 
and I thought if I needed to add one, I'd probably go with a LP Catalytic 
heater.  I think I was looking at trailers smaller than yours though.

Bev

On 11 Apr 2008 at 20:57, Vincent Wikert wrote:

Date sent:      	Fri, 11 Apr 2008 20:57:31 -0700 (PDT)
From:           	Vincent Wikert <grimvin8@yahoo.com>
Subject:        	[SilverStreak] Heatting
To:             	sslist@tompatterson.com
Send reply to:  	sslist@tompatterson.com

> Well, I hope this is the right route to the SS list.  I had a link to the 
>  list from Mr. Patterson, but big brother blocked my attempt at paticipation.  
>  Anyway, I have a 72'  SS, Continental.  I just had the water tank changed out, 
>  to the new improved plastic, 30 gal. model.  The water pump replaced as well, 
>  with the kind that sucks instead of the old blower type.  And last but not 
>  least, almost all the water pipes replaced with "Pex" water pipping.  I am 
>  hoping to get home and set the rat traps before he moves in and chews through 
>  the pex.  (I have a large mouse that resides in my trailer, when I am gone--He 
>  nests in my magic chef stove).  Anyway, I am exploring options for heating my 
>  trailer home.  I have used a steel wood stove, but managed to burn a hole through 
>  the refrigerator wall.  So now I am thinking of getting either a kerosene heater, 
>  or a LP Desa heater.  The Desa would have to be hooked up w/the propane line, and 
>  so that would be a little tricky, but I think I
>  can manage it w/the old furnace hookup.  Any and all suggestions would be concidered.
>   Thankyou, for all your great disscussion.
>   Vincent
>