Heat source/ Pellet stove?

[Scott & Heather]

Cliff, you are bringing up a good point though. With little kids running around a wood stove in the tight quarters of a bus might be asking for trouble. We might wait on that a little while....I am picking up a propane furnace and installing it in our coach over the next couple of weeks. I think the kids could be taught not to touch, but we might just hold off and see how things go.


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[Scott & Heather]

Jim, drive with fire!! some guy in Eastern Europe does it in his Volvo haha!


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[luvrbus]

Scott, they can be taught after raising 7 the little stinkers think anything pretty is ok to touch.Probably a wise choice on your part then you don't have a pissed off Grandpa and Grandma to deal with thinking it could have been prevented and that is worth a bunch 

[Darkspeed]

My favorite installs are counter top level stoves, especially the tiny stoves. It would be much harder to accidentally burn yourself compared to a floor mounted unit. Also installing in the kitchen at counter level really does not eat up much space compared to a floor unit.

[Lin]

Since we are doing very limited RV type use, propane does all we need.  However, I can see the need for other options for different uses.  Has anyone looked at the Dickinson Marine line of stoves?  They have diesel, propane, and multi-fuel solid fuel stoves.

http://dickinsonmarine.com/

[Darkspeed]

Since we are doing very limited RV type use, propane does all we need.  However, I can see the need for other options for different uses.  Has anyone looked at the Dickinson Marine line of stoves?  They have diesel, propane, and multi-fuel solid fuel stoves.

http://dickinsonmarine.com/

Dickerson use cabin air as far as I know, but Wallas use an external air source / external exhaust , if I only had the money for one > http://www.wallas.fi/index.php?id=823