Tacoma Propex Heater Install
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Here's how I installed my propane Propex heater in my Tacoma. I used a lot of 3D printed parts that I designed and made. I hope this helps if you planned on installing one of these as well.
More details to follow here...
Fantastic work my friend.
I love these videos. Thanks for sharing some of your imagination and ingenuity.
jkd0629 thank you!
Totally awesome informative video! A lot of great information and I appreciate you taking the time to share.
Woo thanks for the video!! Taking your idea on the mount under the truck.
Awesome job!
Nice work!
AKlivn thanks!
This is awesome!! Is there any way you can share/we can buy the 3D parts?
Question: Where did you get the 90 degree female to male 5/16 compression fitting. Most 5/16 compression fittings I find are 20 threads Per inch (Tpi) where the 2211 heater seems to have 19 (Tpi ). I am installing my heater and this is a road block for me.
Curious why you went away from the front runner drawer set up you previously had in favor of the goose gear? Just a personal preference? Higher standing area?
Nate Knapp i few reasons, mostly because we helped develop this layout for Goosegear. This is actually the first long bed version. The main advantage is middle aisle and storage layout.
Happen to know what type of propane regulator is needed?
My hs2211 is on its way. What gas adapter did you use to convert the gas to US piping? Also, still interested in the abs adapters. The one that connects the piping from outside to inside, is that a 90 degree elbow adaptor so the piping is horizontal and against the roof ?
Don't sweat it. Went with 70mm silicone elbows for intercoolers that ill be using to route the 70mm piping into the cabin.
Nice work!!! Did you compare the Truma Varioheat verses with the Propex heater? I am in the process of testing out the Varioheat... The Varioheat looks like it can be much quieter than the Propex during operation...
What did you end up going with? How is it working?
@@daviddouglass208 I went with the Truma VarioHeat comfort. It is pretty quiet. Make sure the LCD screen model they send you matches the VarioHeat model. Some how they sent me the wrong LCD model and when it rebooted itself it no longer worked with the VarioHeat model that I had and it was too late to return it and get another one so I just use the manual dial switch. Now going from a Diesel heater to the VarioHeat was a night and day difference in sound levels. With the Diesel heaters, you have that constant ticking sound of the fuel pump and I never found a way to silence it. However the VarioHeat is real quiet especially if you put it on the lowest setting. So now the bad thing... With the Diesel heater it tends to sip fuel so you can run a couple of days with a gallon of diesel where as with the propane heaters like the VarioHeat and Propex you will need a standard size 20lbs propane tank to go a couple of days. A compact 5lbs propane tank will last me about 1.5 nights with the VarioHeat in my setup. I don't have any real insulation so that is one thing that causes me to run through heating fuel... But I really like the VarioHeat model due to how quiet it is while running... I use it when sleeping inside my jeep or van and I use it when sleeping in my roof top tent. Anyway I hope that helps!
Where did you use for the cubby with the outlet? Was it just the arb air compressor cubby?
It’s the stock cubby drilled and sealed.
How is your system running? Are you still using it? Any issues having the HS2211 mounted under the truck? Do you ever go through rivers?
The system ran find, it’s since moved to a new home, but I had it in the rain and all kinds of adverse weather without problems.
Any way to buy some of these fittings from you?
Where did you find that propane tank? Do you have a model number or anything like that?
Sorry Iggy for answering your question - That's a 6lb Worthington tank.
Hi, I need the abs adapter that I can connect the pipe in through the cabin. I'm mounting it on a trailer and I think the trailers floor thickness is like an inch and a half or so but I can double check. Can I work with you on adapters? How does abs hold up to the elements underneath the vehicle as well as propex hot air?
I just sold a pair, I got everything dialed in to print them out of carbon fiber and ABS. I’ll put a link of where to buy next week. Thank you!
@@TheWolfMobile cool thanks
@@TheWolfMobile if your still willing to sell me the adapter, im ready. The propex is in.
Are you running the Propex HS2000D or the HS2211 inside that box?
It’s the HS2211 with a mounting frame under the truck.
@@TheWolfMobile can you give some more details on the mounting frame you built?
Nice install. Interested in renderings or parts purchase. Thanks.
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I have them here!
Too too many ah's