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I'm interested in what you have in mind as a cabin heater. I camp in my 80 in the cold a lot, and I'd love to be warmer...
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The D2 heater I’ll be installing. Below is my buddy Steve’s install. I’m not going to put mine in the kick panel but In the box I’m making that will fit where the spare tire goes.
That little heater will heat a semi cab or van just fine and does an awesome job heating an 80. Uses very little power and is quiet. You can see the thermostat on the C pillar. As well it uses about a liter of diesel in an 8 hr period. I’m gonna do some sort of remote start for it so in the winters I can warm up the truck without cranking the motor.
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I'm interested in what you have in mind as a cabin heater. I camp in my 80 in the cold a lot, and I'd love to be warmer...
Just wanted to say great thread, great build, and thanks for sharing.
This is what @Trollhole is going to use. Looks like a good option.
Basic question. How do you like the 40" MT2 tires?
Thats what i'd use in my RTT and I never got any significant condensation, but with glass windows I wouldn't be surprised if you noticed some.I’m thinking I’m going to start with a mr buddy heater. See how I like that. Curious to see what happens, propane is wet heat, so hopefully water doesn’t condensate to bad.
I’m thinking I’m going to start with a mr buddy heater. See how I like that. Curious to see what happens, propane is wet heat, so hopefully water doesn’t condensate to bad.
Found some more pics others took from the Chinaman run. If anyone knows the area, this was me doing the "rock pile"
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Looking good man!
Was T&G board cheaper than ply for the floor?
Oh also got started on a bumper. Decided to build it in house.
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Getting decent at this welding thing too.
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