I have a 01 Jayco Heritage that is fully loaded that I bought used it has everything on it but a furnace for some reason, the only thing it has is a heater in the a/c and those are worthless. I would like to put a furnace in it and would love any ideas on what ones are good are bad and how hard they are to install. Thanks for any and all info!!
furnace for a Jayco
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Your choice for RV furnaces are Atwood and Suburban. Most Rvs have Atwoods [see web site & brochure].
Furnaces have to be vented outside, so you will need to cut a hole in the sidewall. You also need some sort of duct for most models, but maybe there is one that simply spews the warm air out the front. I used to have one of them in some RVs I owned many years ago, but not sure if that type is still available.
Furnaces have to be vented outside, so you will need to cut a hole in the sidewall. You also need some sort of duct for most models, but maybe there is one that simply spews the warm air out the front. I used to have one of them in some RVs I owned many years ago, but not sure if that type is still available.
If I read my RV Parts and Accessories book correctly, the various Atwood/Suburban furnace models come with installation directions, and venting tubes. You will have to do the 12-v wiring and the propane connection.
My Fleetwood Niagara has the furnace, and amongst the 1" thick paperwork was the installation manual as well as a user guide. You might look at the PopupPortal Website as some manuals are available for download/viewing.
My Fleetwood Niagara has the furnace, and amongst the 1" thick paperwork was the installation manual as well as a user guide. You might look at the PopupPortal Website as some manuals are available for download/viewing.
