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DOOR WILL OPEN ALMOST 180 DEGREES
NEED TO GET A BETTER COLOR MATCH WITH THE PAINT
new door under helm seat for heater.Heater control just under the rear of the helm seat almost hidden behind the hinge for sink cabinet
New door with teak trim waiting for hinges and lock setup Jim Young did this for us he is a master woodworker
Kept it high as possible heater works like a champ.
drilled oversize hole to provide 3/8'' clearance from the thru hulls tube to any surrounding fiberglass. Used one heat resistant fiber washer inside under flange nut, 5200 under the stationary flange on the outside.Purchased new exhaust items for the heater from Ocean Options 7416 Edgewood Road Annapolis, Md. 21403 phone 410 268 9365 ask for Dave
GETTING DOOR MADE TO MATCH THE OTHERS AS REFRID DOOR PREVIOUSLY COVERED THIS AREA NOTE SMALL CONTROLLER FOR HEATER UNDER REAR OF HELM SEAT. AREA FOR HEATER ABOUT 16'' WIDE X 21'' HIGH. DUCT TAPE HOLDING FLOOR BOARD UP SO I COULD TIGHTEN HOSE CLAMP ON DUCT,
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New door with teak trim waiting for hinges and lock setup Jim Young did this for us he is a master woodworker

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New door with teak trim waiting for hinges and lock setup Jim Young did this for us he is a master woodworker
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Basic mounting under the helm seat where refridgerator was removed. Fresh air intake under right side of seat box just beyond the heater on the left from this view. Heat exhaust under foot box in the helm seat area. Mount made out of 1/4 inch aluminum and 3x4 aluminum angle bolted to front of helm seat box. The four bolts up top are the existing four bolts for the helm seat. I used them for securing the extra long wires from my outboard motor controls and on off switch, bolted fuse holders etc, the heater sits right under the helm seat. What's different also is the hot air exhaust has been changed to 3" instead of the normal two inch, as I will add a Y pipe for a second duct if need be. From what I noticed so far a second duct won't be needed. This heater puts out better than an ugly girl on prom night.
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