Date:         Mon, 20 Oct 1997 22:38:44 -0500
Reply-To:     Maureen Stretch <mstretch@SPRINTMAIL.COM>
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From:         Maureen Stretch <mstretch@SPRINTMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Re: propex heaters (group buy?)
Comments: To: Ron Lussier <coyote@ZUNI.LIKEMINDS.COM>
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On 10/20  8:08 PM, Ron Lussier wrote, in response to Blake Thorntonšs email
on a group buy of Propex:
>Just FYI, I bought a Propex in the last group purchase, and installed it
>myself.  I'm about as un-handy as it gets, and I had very little problem
>doing this.  I know I saved a TON of money.  I've used my heater many
>times, and it's still working well 6 months later.
>
>I've written up a description of my installation, but it's incomplete.
>I'll try to complete it soon and when I do I'll post to the list.
<snip>
Ron,  I am one of the   mechanically inept who has been inquiring about installation, so I  look forward to your description when it is available.

I read your writeup  on installing a second battery at the Vanagon.com website.  It is so clear it makes me almost think I could do it!

However,  the New York Timešs  Book of Home repair once had me convinced I could unclog a sink, but forgot to tell me to put a bucket under it to catch the water when I unscrewed the drain pipe ‹so I know better.  I am checking with a local VW specialist to see if he will do it for me, and plan to  mention your writeup to him.

If I can find a local RV shop in the Boston area that will install the Propex, I will try to do the same with your forthcoming description, if you donšt mind.

It is good to know the Propex has worked well for you. I have enjoyed my Westy so much I want to keep using it year round and  the Propex sounds like one of the best choices for keeping it warm safely.





Maureen Stretch
Natick, Mass.
91 Vanagon GL Westfalia