Drip Pot Diesel Stove
Has anyone thought about or made a modification to put in a drip pot diesel stove into their TT for cold weather camping? I had a small one on a fishing boat that was entirely gravity fed from a gal t...
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I have a non-electric propane heater as my primary heat appliance. It is basically a gas ring inside a tin can. It has a safety valve and a class B stack through the roof. This heater is now in it's third camper and I wouldn't want anything else.
I've seen those fuel oil stoves used but never in a RV. As long as you have a good stack and the heater is in good condition, I don't see a problem, other than a possible odor issue. Most of the fuel and kerosene heaters I've seen in operation tend to come with an odor present. Yours may be one of those that doesn't have a problem. It should be safer than having a catalytic venting into the inside of the camper.
Good luck with the heater and post back when you have it installed. I'd like to see the result.
I've seen those fuel oil stoves used but never in a RV. As long as you have a good stack and the heater is in good condition, I don't see a problem, other than a possible odor issue. Most of the fuel and kerosene heaters I've seen in operation tend to come with an odor present. Yours may be one of those that doesn't have a problem. It should be safer than having a catalytic venting into the inside of the camper.
Good luck with the heater and post back when you have it installed. I'd like to see the result.
