Do we need a heater?

[Arrowstream]

Originally Posted by Gen Disarray

More versatile? What exactly does a window unit do that a RV unit doesn't? As to being less expensive, maybe so; but don't you have to think there is a reason that so many RV owners opt for the more expensive solution?

More versatile as in I can move it to my other trailer, use it in the garage, use it anywhere that it's hot and I have electricity. Notice, it's not a window unit.

[nick6930]

Originally Posted by RichHog

Maybe if someone gives them to you other wise the costs of parts, say in my case a fan motor or blower is over $100. For $375 + $25 you can have a NEW under warranty NT30SP. I'm ordering mine tomorrow. To me I want my Tradewind complete, so it's worth the money to put a new one in and when I'm on the road and it is cold outside and inside, I know that heat is a thermostat away.

Rich, Where can you find one for $400? All the prices I have been finding are $700-800.

I have been using a big buddy hooked up at the point where the furnace propane came in. I really never thought about going camping in the winter. But this year we could not wait til spring so we have go a few times and we enjoy just sitting out there. It would be nice to just have the furnace hooked up.

[Boondocker]

Originally Posted by nick6930

Rich, Where can you find one for $400? All the prices I have been finding are $700-800.

Im not Rich, but Palomino Parts in MI is a good bet. They run about half normal price. I have purchased a refer, furnace, and water heater from them. Good folks. You can search the forums for their number.

[RichHog]

(269)432-3271, and see if you can't get to Jevin in Parts or Appliances.
NT30SP $350 + $50 shipping

Somebody else just ordered one from this thread 2 days ago, got mine 2 weeks ago