In cab heater/engine heater
#11
12-25-2007, 03:37 PM
Originally Posted by mike3fan
I had the Espar D2 and D5 installed in my truck a couple of weeks ago,one is for the bunk and the other is for the coolant,the bunk heater is awesome.I haven't had to use the coolant heater yet,but it has a 7 day timer on it so you can set it to come on over the weekend and have everything warmed up when you get to your truck,$3,100 installed.2 year warranty.
#12
12-25-2007, 03:49 PM
do you have any idea what just the bunk heater installed would have cost?
About $1200 installed, for the Espar, I just bought one over the counter for $875, I will put it in myself, got it from a place in Buffalo NY.
#13
12-25-2007, 05:43 PM
Originally Posted by Maniac
do you have any idea what just the bunk heater installed would have cost?
About $1200 installed, for the Espar, I just bought one over the counter for $875, I will put it in myself, got it from a place in Buffalo NY.
#14
12-25-2007, 08:00 PM
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I have an Espar bunk & engine heater..it's been reliable to -35. Paid for itself in one winter. Don't even know if my block heater works...have never used it!
 I'd have to search to find the plug in!!!! LMAO
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#16
12-25-2007, 08:35 PM
Originally Posted by solo379
Originally Posted by wildkat
Don't even know if my block heater works...have never used it!
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#17
12-25-2007, 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted by solo379
Originally Posted by wildkat
Don't even know if my block heater works...have never used it!
Mine also has an oil pan heater, so it heats the oil as well...it's so nice to have the oil at 150 degrees as well when I fire up the truck, hardly any idle time required.... I LOVE my Espar!!
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#18
12-25-2007, 10:47 PM
Originally Posted by wildkat
..Use the Espar instead...
 ops:Is that "oil pan heater" standard, or it's an option?
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#19
12-25-2007, 10:56 PM
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Originally Posted by solo379
Originally Posted by wildkat
..Use the Espar instead...
ops:Is that "oil pan heater" standard, or it's an option? I run in the Arctic, so I HAD to have something that was absolutely reliable (mine's good till at least -35, probably lower (I've used it at home to -45), but not on the road). Mine does not have AC, but then I might only need AC one or 2 days/year, not worth the extra cost IMHO, BUT when it gets really hot (for me that's in the 80's :lol: ) I open my top vents, crack the windows, & park in a shady spot & can run the fan alone, & since my truck has the Arctic insulation package (not available in US trucks I'm told) in it, it takes a long time before it gets too hot inside.
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