Espar heaters
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eriks
Active Member
So it's a better investment than the Wallace? Am I understanding this correctly, if you want to, can you just run kerosene in a diesel heater? Downside appears to be slightly fewer BTU's, upside seems to be less fumes and it's easier on the burner?
I'm in the market for a heater too, planning on buying next week, and was thinking about going with kerosene primarily because there seems to be less fumes.
TheHurtLocker
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It might sound like a dumb question but, I'm assuming fuel consumption will be the same on both fuels?
noluck
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as far as i know
Sculpin
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These are a copy of the Espar.
http://www.sportfishingbc.com/forum/index.php?threads/my-cabin-is-getting-a-little-snugger.49167/
One glow plug and a small filter over the years. Zero problems. Cranks the heat out. Many including a few on this forum can confirm this
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http://www.sportfishingbc.com/forum/index.php?threads/my-cabin-is-getting-a-little-snugger.49167/
One glow plug and a small filter over the years. Zero problems. Cranks the heat out. Many including a few on this forum can confirm this
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fishyboy99
Active Member
x2 on the Snugger's. Bought a couple back in 2011 for the new boats, never installed them as I was under the crunch of getting these boats all rigged out for the summer. Put one of them in my little 8' camper last year for my October/November hunting trips up north (wife wasn't impressed with the propane pot heater at all), kept that camper warm and dry, not much moisture inside compared to the propane pot, easy on fuel as well - used 11 litres for a ten day hunt up in the Dease area in October. Best investment for that camper to date
