My new set up

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  1. Davep New Member

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    Just upgraded from a portable to a Prowler (so still portable!)

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    Pretty cool setup.
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    nice setup how much hose do you run with it...
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    How much did it cost you, the Prowler? How do you like it overall? And how much heat does it produce?
    Thanks,Rob Allen.
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    I have 150 foot which is plenty for the type of home I do. The Prowler is great, it says 250 f on the info I got with it. It is hot, I am sweating while using it as I am not used to having heat! Miles better than my old portable.

    It cost me £6650 all in ($11500)
    Davep, Oct 20, 2008
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    Nice looking set up Dave.

    Mick :biggrin:
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    To tell you the truth I am not using a hose reel, i wind them up, put a bunjee cord around them and slide them under a false floor in the back of the van.

    Do you all use reels?
    Davep, Oct 20, 2008
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    most do, but some are content with rolling them by hand. Personally I like reels.
    c_adkins, Oct 27, 2008
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    Cool looking van too, nice graphics. Reminds me a little bit of my Sprinter.
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    oooh, Mercedez! Fancy Schmancy! I've been mulling over getting a prowler for ages. I havent heard anything bad about them yet. I've even talked to the manufacturers in Texas extensively. Im thinking of putting one in a trailer. I notice you put in a 65 gallon fresh water tank. You put a waste tank in too?
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    Looks Sweet to me !! .. I like the logo :)
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    Thanks for the replys, no waste tank needed Richard, waste water comes out as steam (mostly) ;)
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    Hey Dave,
    I own a prowler also. I love it. I don't have reels either. I've been
    pricing them. Jon Don has one for 350. and they'll install for 1 hr. labor @ 70.00, so with tax it would be close to $500.00. It also will cut down on the much need room in my van.
    Nick :AddEmoticons04259:
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    Looks good!!
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    Cant get one from jon don as I am in the UK. I may have a problem with my psi gauge as it sits on 100psi even when turned off - ant ideas Nick?
    Davep, Jan 2, 2009
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