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Re: [RC] coleman heaters - Chris Paus

Thanks for the info!! My trailer has a pretty small LQ
and it's well insulated, so it might be enough to take
the edge off the cold. If not, I'll  spend the $ to
get a heat strip put in the AC unit.. 

I don't do that many winter rides, but do enough late
fall and early spring ones where it can get pretty
chilly!

chrios
--- Tracey Smith <tracey.smith@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Chris:
I have a coleman blackcat heater and it is okay if
it is not too cold, but to me was basically a
glorified hand warmer.  
 
I finally invested in the larger Coleman Pro Cat
Catalytic heater and love it!  It is made for tents
and confined spaces and even has a blower to
disperse the heat.  Hubby and I used it back around
easter weekend at a CTR when it was cold and rainy
and it actually got our tent so warm we had to let
some of the heat OUT!!!    It also will run all
night on one propane cylinder.  
 
I have frozen my tootsies off too many times and am
getting better and better at the staying warm game. 
Wouldn't be caught dead at a winter ride without
plenty of long underwear either!


Tracey 
Lead, Follow, or get out of the way!!!  Happy
Trails!!! 
http://community.webshots.com/user/tsmith609
 






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