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err suspect biggest clue is in our url.

sure the dubs go by tx, but round here t2
is terrano2 (II)

I didnt want to assume that he was talking about a Terrano , some people amazingly do have interests outside Nissan and still post here , same as Nissan do make other 4x4 that never you wouldn't see in a muddy field.

anyway back on topic

Cheaper alternative might be to have some outside source of heat and a heat exchanger , never been too happy with having something burning where I am sleeping.
 
You could buy a petrol generator and install a fan heater with thermostat, not easy for remote control, and the noise would keep you awake, and frighten all the animals away.


OR fit a second battery and buy a 12 volt electric blanket, or even a small inverter and a standard electric blanket.

Probably the cheapest option and silent in operation.
Should last a few nights.



OR buy a big inverter, loads of batteries and use a fan heater and install a microwave..
 
no, the heater goes inside with an inllet and exhaust connection
ssteve

I have experienced these heaters, wobbly stainless pipe with a worm drive clip, and they can also leak from the body, apart from the noise, no way would it go inside on my installation, Rick
 
I have experienced these heaters, wobbly stainless pipe with a worm drive clip, and they can also leak from the body, apart from the noise, no way would it go inside on my installation, Rick


it's all down to the installation, and if the body "leaked" you would probably be on fire.
never known one leak fumes from body, it would prob stop working long before that.

ssteve
 
After all these recommendations, maybe the easiest would be to book into a Travel/Premier lodge, cheap at 29 squid a nite, oh and you could still keep warm by having the 2 lady hunters for company.:sly:sly:sly You may also get your 29 squid back the next day as they "guarentee a good nites sleep or your money back" with 2 lady hunters for company I dont think youd have any sleep, :sly:sly:sly
 
Anyone know a good source for a cab/night heater,either diesel or electric. Thinking of maybe fitting one to the T2 in case I want to sleep in the truck during the cold winter:augie Might be an excuse for a little early morning hunting,if I could stay warm enough. Something similar to those used in trucks would be ideal but must be cheap. Thanks.

Poof.


:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol
 
When I used to work on the railway, I looked into getting a night heater for my van, £2-300 at the time.
Don't know what they'd cost now (trade price), but I can find out for you if you like.
 
Anyone know a good source for a cab/night heater,either diesel or electric. Thinking of maybe fitting one to the T2 in case I want to sleep in the truck during the cold winter:augie Might be an excuse for a little early morning hunting,if I could stay warm enough. Something similar to those used in trucks would be ideal but must be cheap. Thanks.

Well Liam, what do you think of the options, or are you shacked up with the 2 female hunters, or have you died of carbon monoxide poisoning?:lol
 
Having a hard time deciding which two lady hunters to bring with me:confused: Can you help choose which pair?
 

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