Thanks Gary! The jury's still out on whether my old Suburban can be
ressurected(I've never tried to start it). I looked at the Hydroflame at
the RVAddons web site and can see what you mean about sloping the funace.
Patrick
>
> Patrick--
> The Hydro-flame model I used (from Whitney) is about 16" wide
> x 14"deep x 10" high. It may be installed either horizontally
> or vertically. The horizontal mounting allows the furnace to
> be placed in the same (actually less) space as the OEM and
> also allows the furnace to be sloped slightly downward toward
> the coach exterior. When sloped like this the exterior panel
> which comes with the unit fits so close to the slight
> curvature of the coach that only about 1/8" caulk filler is
> needed at the widest "gap". The cut-out (easy with a saber
> saw) removes the old furnace ports. If pictures are wanted
> say so and I'll send some for posting to all. HTH
> Gary
> North Bend, Oregon Coast (rain, rain, rain)
>
>
> > Gary,
> >
> > Any problem matching the outside curve of the coach with
> the HydroFlame
> > furnace?
> >
> > Patrick
> >
>
>
>
ressurected(I've never tried to start it). I looked at the Hydroflame at
the RVAddons web site and can see what you mean about sloping the funace.
Patrick
>
> Patrick--
> The Hydro-flame model I used (from Whitney) is about 16" wide
> x 14"deep x 10" high. It may be installed either horizontally
> or vertically. The horizontal mounting allows the furnace to
> be placed in the same (actually less) space as the OEM and
> also allows the furnace to be sloped slightly downward toward
> the coach exterior. When sloped like this the exterior panel
> which comes with the unit fits so close to the slight
> curvature of the coach that only about 1/8" caulk filler is
> needed at the widest "gap". The cut-out (easy with a saber
> saw) removes the old furnace ports. If pictures are wanted
> say so and I'll send some for posting to all. HTH
> Gary
> North Bend, Oregon Coast (rain, rain, rain)
>
>
> > Gary,
> >
> > Any problem matching the outside curve of the coach with
> the HydroFlame
> > furnace?
> >
> > Patrick
> >
>
>
>
