Webasto For Sale

[JIM CHALOUPKA]

Ran across this by accident, and thought it might be of interest to someone, if only to see a picture of the pieces parts.

http://http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/boa/995939705.html (http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/boa/995939705.html)

JIM

[Yankee802]

Dead link, but appreciate the effort. :)

[gmcbuffalo]

delete the Http too many of them
GregM

[Yankee802]

18 GPM pump!?!? 18 gallons per minute?!

Oh, I got it, circulation pump for the antifreeze...I was thinking fuel. :)

[JIM CHALOUPKA]

I fixed the link above and here are the specs for the 80,000 BTU unit.
Someone asked for the fuel usage. The spec value is there.


SPECIFICATIONS:
DBW 2020: 80,000 BTU
· Very compact design for heat output rating
· Easily adapts to existing water heat systems
· Engine preheating avoids cold starts
· Low-maintenance nozzle burner
· Quiet operation
Heat Output: 80,000 Btu/h (23.3 kW)
Waterflow-Pump Model: U4814 - 23 gal/min
: AMETEK - 18 gal/min
Fuel Consumption: 0.79 gal/h (3.0 l/h)
Power Consumption (incl. circ. pump): 10.0 Amps @ 12 V (120W)
Dimensions · L 25-5/8" x W 9-1/4" x H 10-1/4"
L 650 mm x W 235 mm x H 260 mm
Weight · 48lb (22 kg)


JIM

[Yankee802]

Whoa, that explains my increase when I filled up on my montly maintenance run. I guess I should be happy that it wasn't a brake dragging or something else causing my milage to increase, it was the Webasto's fuel consumption. I thought I read somewhere that the Webasto's fuel consumption was like a quart every 20 hours, guess that was WAY off.

[JIM CHALOUPKA]

Geoff, there are two sizes of Webasto units. Is yours this same high BTU unit?



JIM

[Yankee802]

To be honest, I don't know, but based on the jump in my fuel usage, I'm thinking yes. I went from 9-12 gallons, to 25 gallons on my last fill.