We had to move in the park due to long-term reservations and now have neighbour with good looking DP.
But his furnace is facing us directly and not only it gives jet-like sound, but comes very often.
I am kind of surprized that such noisy thing was installed on luxury DP in the first place, but is there a way to aproach the neighour about the issue?
Strange to use propane furnace when we have non-metered elecricity and we use electric heater with whispering noise.
I think there is also some malfunction in neighbour system as the furnace comes like 15-20 times per hr in 40-50F weather.
We plan to stay here another month, so shall we live with the noise hoping for warmer weather, or give the neighbour a gift with electric heater?
But his furnace is facing us directly and not only it gives jet-like sound, but comes very often.
I am kind of surprized that such noisy thing was installed on luxury DP in the first place, but is there a way to aproach the neighour about the issue?
Strange to use propane furnace when we have non-metered elecricity and we use electric heater with whispering noise.
I think there is also some malfunction in neighbour system as the furnace comes like 15-20 times per hr in 40-50F weather.
We plan to stay here another month, so shall we live with the noise hoping for warmer weather, or give the neighbour a gift with electric heater?
SCVJeff wrote:
Yes they do make noise, and water heaters do as well. I suspect yours bothers your neighbors on that side as much as his bothers you.... Oh well....
I can't hardly hear mine run at all inside, but I can clearly hear my 2 friends heaters and WH, both facing me @ 25'+. Again... Oh well....
Then again I can turn on the heat pumps and you'll REALLY have a complaint.
My 2004 camper has small furnace with exhaust blower. That thing is hard to hear in normal street noise both- from inside and outside.
When I had bad board, I had to pull outside cover to see if the flame light up, because I could not hear it too well even when it was on.
I know WH are noisy as the design makes big flame in straight pipe, but then you don't hear WH running whole night.
I will attempt to talk to those people about checking the furnace, but with bad weather everybody stays inside and I will not knock their doors.
And again, now that I moved 3 sites away, I can still hear it even when I type this.
I would start a conversation with them by congratulating them on the new rig and finding out how long they have been RVing. If new I would suggest buying an electric heater to save on propane since electric is included in the site rental. This would let you lead into suggesting they need to have their furnace checked as it is much louder than most furnaces and that it seems to cycle more often than normal.
If the above goes well then I would offer to answer any questions they might have. If they know it all then I would congratulate them on the rig again and walk away.
PS: The neighbors furnace woke me up last night but fortunately it only came on a couple times.
If the above goes well then I would offer to answer any questions they might have. If they know it all then I would congratulate them on the rig again and walk away.
PS: The neighbors furnace woke me up last night but fortunately it only came on a couple times.
Shake down it is - we had 2 storms of decade in last 8 days.
Even we are like 200 feet from eucaliptus trees, everything is covered with shreaded leaves, while several trees at the road got uprooted, pulling power lines in several places.
Now I am 3 spots over from the rig and still can hear the furnace.
I can live with it now ๐
Even we are like 200 feet from eucaliptus trees, everything is covered with shreaded leaves, while several trees at the road got uprooted, pulling power lines in several places.
Now I am 3 spots over from the rig and still can hear the furnace.
I can live with it now ๐
