Ed,
Unless you were running the furnace in extremely cold weather, it doesn't sound
like you are getting enough out of your tank. I continue to be amazed about
how long mine goes between fillings. The tank will only fill to 2/3 full (the
bleeder valve opens at that point). You also have guage (which you will need
to stand on your head to read) at the fill point. The Winnebago service manual
has a section where they do a lot of arithmetic relating to the length of
service under different conditions you can get out of one tank of propane. It
is stashed away in the van right now, but if you have an interest I can post an
excerpt.
John
"Edward A. Bevan" wrote:
Larry Schellhase wrote:
How much was "dealer cost" for a 99EVC?
$33,098.00 w/ 3rd seat and CD player. No seat heaters up front / cloth
interior. Did I do OK?
2) My propane tank doesn't seem to take a full
charge
Mine doesn't seem to go all the way to the top either,
Sounds like you are using a lot of propane.
Yes that's what makes me think I'm not getting much in there to start with,
I got 5 nights worth of heat and a few simple meals cooked ( Like just
boiling some water is all.) on a tankful. That's not much. How long can you
typically go between refills?
5) Any one know of a way to carry a canoe with foam
blocks protecting the pop-up and rope holding it
down?
I haven't tried it yet - seems like the low cost
solution, however you will have to remove the canoe to
pop the top - a hassle that might be eliminated by a
rack on the pop top.
Could the pop top really support a canoe in the up position? Anyway I'm
against putting a rack on the pop top for many reasons, not the least of
which is the fact that I couldn't pull my EVC in the garage with one on
there ( it just makes it now with a pole propping up the door for maximum
clearance )
Thanks
EAB
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