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Little buddy heaters are fine. I used one in an Airstream for two years when I was a full timer no trouble Campers are far from airtight. I am also a member of a full time RV group little buddy use is

I am in Palmdale. Perhaps we should organize a SoCal A-Frame group? I have no idea how to do it - suggestions? Rochelle 2006 Aliner Sportliner (used) * Please note: message attached From:

I just had the same AUX ? A liner cs said it indicates the water heater is not lit. As soon as it lights, light goes off. Rich

Greetings. My wife and I enjoy our Ranger 10, 2017 model although we have had quite a few problems with it. 2 quick questions for today 1. Does anyone know where to get an Aliner serviced in Tucson?

That’s what I used in my motor home with great success. The biggest thing going for Buddy is they’re cheap and portable but a good brick heater with a quick disconnect works well and easy to leave

That is probably the best route if going catalytic.? Much better than buddy heaters On Thu, Nov 7, 2019 at 9:57, Charles Breen<chuckyb9876@...> wrote: How about the Olympia Catalytic Wave

How about the Olympia Catalytic Wave Heater and hook it up to the campers Low Pressure Propane system?

Hi Gang: Since a 1500 watt heater will keep our camper warm, a 5000 BTU heater would work. I'm not sure how wood stoves are rated, but I did heat with wood for ten years. Five in a school bus and then

A wood, charcoal, or coal fired heater is a total pain.? I've been in a cabin heated by a wood stove.? It gets way too hot at first but doesn't last more than a few hours, and then it gets way too

Why? The fire isn't even inside the camper. The ducted propane heaters have the flames inside but are vented outside. Of course the fire box must be sealed from the air ducts, just like every other

Hello Don: No, not at all. The pull cable would go to top edge of the front roof and turn on a pulley back to the top edge of the back roof ( on both sides ). If this were a loop, think timing belt,

What about checking this guy on youtube, slim patatohead, but you probably know him, just in case https://youtu.be/tJyty0-uSY0

Carl, I had one installed and love it! Works great for 5’1” me! - Barb Sent: Wednesday, November 6, 2019 9:18 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [A-frameCamperForum] lift assist Hi

Actually this looks a whole lot simpler and could be improved upon.?? https://youtu.be/oSjswc3MmDw On Wed, Nov 6, 2019 at 10:09 AM, Don DeRyke via Groups.Io<DERYKED@...> wrote: That

I still think you have a potential carbon monoxide problem.

That would be the similar to this I believe. https://youtu.be/0wPo1fcFdhw

Hi Gang: I've toyed with ideas for non electric heaters for campers. One would be to have a fire box outside that burns charcoal brickets and ducts to vent the hot air inside the camper. I would think

Hi Gang: Why can't a winch on the front roof pull the top edge of the back roof up? Then there would be no need for counter balance springs, etc. Carl. -- This email has been checked for viruses by

Lift assist refers to any device that helps raise the aframe roof halves. Lots of folks post their roof halves upward using poles, etc. Others install gas springs to balance out the roof weight,

You are certainly entitled to your opinion, but in my opinion, this is dangerous advice, and, as a trained engineer, I urgently advise against it. Any device that expels burned hydrocarbons into the