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From:80 Westy Pokey
Date:Mon, 10 Feb 2003 22:27:03 -0500

I should have mentioned I can't move the propane tank to the 
other side... but if I decided to move it forward a bit how 
hard would that be? It is already off...

Thanks,
Chris

>--- 80 Westy Pokey <pokey@VANAGON.ORG> wrote:
>> Has anyone installed an Ebersp�cher / Espar B1L
>> Heater inside 
>> their van?
>> 
>> I really thought I'd be able to install the B1L in
>> the little 
>> space between the fridge and the water tank. It is
>> small 14"L 
>> x 4"W x 4"H and dimensionally will go in, the
>> problem is that 
>> the exhaust would be coming out right on top of the
>> propane 
>> tank.
>> 
>> Some things  that have been considered: the exhaust
>> was 
>> wrerouted, it has to travel too far inside the
>> cabinet before 
>> exiting outside. Moving the propane tank forward
>> sounds like 
>> a lot of work (though it is off right now), and the
>> sink 
>> drain could get in the way if it goes too far
>> forward.
>> 
>> Can anyone think of another location? I am
>> (reluctantly) 
>> considering the spare tire area, and I was also
>> thinking 
>> about under the rear bench, or at the bottom of the
>> hanging 
>> locker (would the exhaust interfere with the drivers
>> side 
>> rear tire)?
>> 
>> Thoughts?
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Chris
>
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