Fish house furnaces

[Moon Lake Refuge]

I know a guy who keeps his tanks inside but its a separate room in the front of the house that he has to go outside to get into.  Completely sealed off from the house.  Other than that I don't know that I would risk it.

[Hawg]

It's a strange one, but looking at the way the gas line attaches doesn't even seem right. The frame and siding on the house would indicate it's not that old unless somebody put on an old style junky regulator. You think the regulator actually tries to show gas level?

Edited February 9, 2016 by Hawg

[Iambjm]

It was a new regulator 3 years ago, the RV dealer called me today and said the problem was the regulator. It was frozen up, but when it thawed out it was not giving the right pressure, sometimes good, sometimes low. So now I am on my third regulator in 5 years.

[Hawg]

Get the one I pictured, only one I've owned that worked out of four    

[YettiStyle]

Just a report back on my Suburban furnace.  I installed the NT20-SQ and this is my first year with it.  I am beyond happy with how fast it heats up my 8x16 Yetti and how efficient they are.  I just got back from a 5 day trip in that windy cold front last weekend and I had my shack at 72 fishing in shorts the entire weekend and the thermostat was only set at half power when it was -20 wind-chill for 2 days straight.  I've been out 7 total nights this year (wish it was more) and am still on the same 30lb propane tank, can't beat that. 

[Hawg]

Do you know the efficiency rating on that unit? Are forced air units higher than direct vent units for efficiency?