Sunday, Aug 29, 2004 at 23:42
The article makes it sound quite complex but it really is not that difficult
for an experienced handyman. In retrospect I would say that if following the
Webasto instructions precisely, very little can go wrong.
I have installed it myself in the BT with a 42 L. SS tank mounted similarly
to the water tanks.
If you come to Copeton you will see quite a few installed in various BTs.
David
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From: Motherhen7100
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As heaters in caravans is something i'd never considered - i am really
interested in the owners comments about the Webasto. I note the following
article on DIY fitting a Webasto into a Winnebago which may be of interest:
www.around-oz.com/diy_mh/diy_webasto_installation.htm
Also look at Webasto.com.au for product details and dealers
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